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'''Sender Policy Framework (SPF)''' is an email authentication method that uses the [[IP address|sourc {{r|http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4408 RFC-4408}} - "Sender Policy Framework (SPF) for Authorizing Use of Domains in E-Mail, Version 1", M. Wong, W. Sch

Email authentication methods fall into two categories. Methods like [[Sender Policy Framework|SPF]], [[Sender ID]], and [[Certified Server Validation|CSV]] rely on the f

...authentication methods fall into two categories. IP-based methods like [[Sender Policy Framework|SPF]], and [[Sender ID]] rely on the fact that certain IP addresses are fir

[[User:David MacQuigg/Sender Policy Framework | SPF]]

'''Sender Policy Framework (SPF)''' is an email authentication method that uses the [[IP address|sourc

...il. There must be some external information, perhaps a "PTR term" in an [[Sender Policy Framework|SPF]] record, saying in effect "Trust our PTR records. We're not as sloppy

...dmut Danisch. It became a basis for the two most commonly used methods, [[Sender Policy Framework]] and [[Sender ID]]. Like SPF, RMX uses the [[IP address|source IP address

...il. There must be some external information, perhaps a "PTR term" in an [[Sender Policy Framework|SPF]] record, saying in effect "Trust our PTR records. We're not as sloppy

...dmut Danisch. It became a basis for the two most commonly used methods, [[Sender Policy Framework]] and [[Sender ID]].

...endium.org/wiki/Email_system/Related_Articles for examples. The link to [[Sender Policy Framework]] and three others are still black. --[[User:David MacQuigg|David MacQuigg