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Managing Messages > Configuring relay control options
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Fail. The domain owner's SPF record does not authorize the sender host machine to send email for the domain.
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SoftFail. The domain owner's SPF record allows the sender host machine to send email for this domain, even though the host is not explicitly authorized to do so.
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Neutral. The domain owner's SPF record makes no statement as to whether the sender host machine is authorized to send email for the domain.
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None. The lack of definitive SPF information prevents an SPF check (e.g., an SPF record does not exist).
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PermError. A permanent error occurs (e.g., the SPF record has an invalid format).
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TempError. A transient error occurs (e.g., a DNS timeout).
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Mark the check box Bypass SPF validation for senders in the following domain group
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Select a sender domain from the pull-down menu Domain group
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In the section Outbound Relay Options, select the relay setting for senders in protected domains when SMTP authentication is not required; Allow relays only for senders from trusted IP addresses or Allow all outbound relays.
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In the section Internal Relay Options, select the relay setting for mail between protected domains when SMTP authentication is not required; Allow relays only for senders from trusted IP addresses or Allow all internal relays.
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Click OK.
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Managing Messages > Configuring relay control options
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