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Starting from Octeth's v5.1.0 release, Sender Domain Management offers a great deal of power and control. This feature allows the system owner to set up unique email delivery environments for each user account. It also enables the allocation of dedicated email delivery IP addresses, sender domains, and tracking domains. Should a user experience high spam complaint or hard bounce rates, the problem will remain isolated to the dedicated IP address and domain, and will not impact the other users.
Setting Up DNS Structure For Email Deliverability
In order for users to send email campaigns and auto responders, their sender domains must be verified and authorized. This necessitates configuring the DNS structure in order to guarantee proper email deliverability.
You can configure the DNS structure in the /opt/oempro/data/config.inc.php
file by editing it and locating the function that is displayed below:
/opt/oempro/data/config.inc.php
configuration file.Let’s say, your primary sender setup domain is abc.com. You will just ago ahead and setup SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX and other records on this primary domain. Your users will just inherit the setup from this sender setup domain.
Here’s an example primary sender setup domain DNS record list:
HOST | DNS TYPE | VALUE |
abc.com | A | <octeth_server_ip_address> |
bounces.abc.com | A | <octeth_server_ip_address> |
track.abc.com | A | <octeth_server_ip_address> |
abc.com | MX | bounces.abc.com |
abc.com | TXT | "v=spf1 ip4:…. include:…. -all” |
_dmarc.abc.com | TXT | “v=DMARC1; p=none; ….” |
key1._domainkey.abc.com | TXT | “k=rsa; p=….” |
Based on the example above, the DNS structure can be configured like;
Enabling Sender Domain Management Feature
This feature, Sender Domain Management, can be enabled for any user group. To turn this on for a certain user group, go to [Admin Area → Users → User Groups], edit the desired user group and activate the feature:
When the "Sender Domain Management" checkbox is checked and the user group is saved, this feature will be enabled for all users in the group.
Setting Up Sender Domains
The [User Area → Settings → Sender Domains] section enables a user to manage their sender domains.
To set up your first sender domain, click on the link that is displayed.
Octeth will ask the user what the sending domain user would like to utilize is.
Simply write the sender domain and click the “Create Sender Domain” button.
Based on the DNS structure configuration already carried out in this article, Octeth will give the user a compilation of DNS records to arrange. For instance:
Once the records have been set, press the "Verify DNS Settings" button, and Octeth will check that they are correct on your DNS server. Once every record has been approved, the status of your sender domain will be changed to "Confirmed".
A domain that has been properly verified and enabled can be utilized for email marketing and automated responses.
Once your domain is verified and active, simply create your email campaign or auto responder. When entering the “from” information, Octeth will show you the list of approved sender domains:
Sender Domain Management feature will enforce users to send their emails through verified and 100% email delivery compliant domains. This feature can also be combined with shared email delivery approach. For more details about the use case, please read this article:
Setting up an ESP Delivery Environment