On 8/12/05, Maglinger, Paul <PMAGLINGER@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > Anyone care to share thoughts about setting up SPF records and their > effectiveness? Good, bad, indifferent? Problems, praises, etc? Publishing SPF records for your domain(s) can only benefit you. Set them up today. Setting up your mail server to make decisions based on a senders SPF records can only cause problems if the action you specify is to delete email that is suspected to be spoofed. Instead, flag the email, and you judge how effective it is for your domain(s). Bottom line: 1) Publish SPF records for your domain(s) 2) Consider setting up your email server to flag messages based on SPF results, in addition to whatever other anti-spam measures you take ...D -- CPDE - Certified Petroleum Distribution Engineer CCBC - Certified Canadian Beer Consumer