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Below steps to address your problem:
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Set Up DMARC for Your Domain • Create a DMARC TXT record in your domain's DNS settings.
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Ensure Domain Alignment • DMARC requires alignment between the domain in the "From" address and the domains used in SPF and DKIM. • If you're using a custom MAIL FROM domain, ensure that it matches the domain in the "From" address.
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Verify DNS Records • Check that your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are correctly configured and published in your DNS.
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Custom MAIL FROM Domain • If you're using a subdomain for MAIL FROM, ensure that the DMARC record is set up for the parent domain as well. • You might need to adjust your MAIL FROM settings in AWS SES to align with your primary domain.
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Test Your Configuration • Send test emails and check the headers to ensure DMARC is included and passing. • Use DMARC reporting tools to monitor compliance and identify any issues.
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