SPF Question

I also noticed they are missing + signs, aren't those necessary?

I'm writing up a report to them right now, will be back of course lol.
 

Find out what services they use. Its either outlook or google. They probably only need the mail.zendesk item. Hubspot is another webmail host, probably there webpage that they shouldn't be using. Any mail coming from that needs to be funneled through Microsoft or Google which ever the heck they actually use. These idiots have changed services and never REMOVED the dead services from the SPF. My bet it is the web designer those idiots don't know what DNS is and ALWAYS f-ck it up!
 
If google workspaces is the MX server then this article tells you what else you have to add. you need to customize if for the domain and probably remove the mx my above SPF

 

Find out what services they use. Its either outlook or google. They probably only need the mail.zendesk item. Hubspot is another webmail host, probably there webpage that they shouldn't be using. Any mail coming from that needs to be funneled through Microsoft or Google which ever the heck they actually use. These idiots have changed services and never REMOVED the dead services from the SPF. My bet it is the web designer those idiots don't know what DNS is and ALWAYS f-ck it up!
Hubspot is a CRM system so that could be fine to stay, without knowing if they use it or not its hard to say, the same as zendesk. They may not be using both of those, but depends what products from each company they are using. Removing the microsoft and 3 ipv4 for sendgrid should be fine for them.
Using "~all" maybe acceptable, but "-all" is preferred in my opinion. Definitely stay away from "+all".
 
Hubspot is a CRM system so that could be fine to stay, without knowing if they use it or not its hard to say, the same as zendesk. They may not be using both of those, but depends what products from each company they are using. Removing the microsoft and 3 ipv4 for sendgrid should be fine for them.
Using "~all" maybe acceptable, but "-all" is preferred in my opinion. Definitely stay away from "+all".
Ok. I checked ~all simply because of the confusion. Once we know it works change it to -all.
 
I had to barf this post back to life. I'm still having issues and have put in a lot of time to researching. I called Microsoft using my test 365 account to see if they can help. Issue only seems to be with MS/not Google after testing. MS wants me to contact sendgrid to add the IP to my SPF records. Then I was wondering if I should add include:sendgrid.net to my SPF?

the vCita SPF now doesn't show sendgrid, so that I emailed the dev team on once again, the person who runs it is about to put me in the grave.

Sincerely, sleepless in DNS
 
Welp. Too late.

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Update, the dev team finally figured out something that makes sense. They said my business name "Call That Girl Outlook Expert" got flagged in the junk filters, so I tested it with two exchange accounts and it hit the inbox.

Will test with a client today.
 
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