Ensure your emails are not marked as spam or junk due to Domainkeys/DKIM using this plugin capable of verifying the domain you are using
Version | 3.8.0.1 |
Updated | August 17 2021 |
Developer |
Adminsystem Software Limited
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User Rating |
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Original File Size | 2.5 MB |
Downloads | 8088 |
Systems | Windows All |
Category | Internet |
Regardless of how powerful and trustworthy an idea is, if it is not properly delivered, it becomes irrelevant. No matter how important the contents of your emails might be, if they do not land in the inbox, but in the spam folder instead, the chances are your message will never be conveyed.
Domainkeys/DKIM for IIS/Exchange Server is a software utility whose purpose is to prevent this sort of situations usually triggered by DomainKeys/DKIM implemented in email servers.
While the restrictions that DomainKeys/DKIM brings along find their justification in the need to prevent email fraud, they could also increase the risk of having your email marked as junk or spam.
Domainkeys/DKIM for IIS/Exchange Server Crack is a plugin that enables you to add a signature to outgoing emails, which should be enough to verify the DNS domain. As such, email servers such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail are kept out of harm’s way.
In order to offer credible domain-level authentication, this piece of software turns to a mix between a DNS and a public key cryptography. In other words, whenever you send an email claiming to come from a particular domain, the plugin allows the recipient system to check if said person is or not authorized.
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