I configured multiple domains with my box, however only the email with my box domain name is sending to inbox, for the other domains emails are landing in spam.
My setup is on AWS, so I had requested for the sending limit and rDNS for the box domain name only. Do I need to raise the sending request with aws for the additional domain as well?
You need to either setup external DNS, or use your MIAB server as your DNS for each site (Change the nameservers from ns.example.com to ns1.box.example.com, if required you might need glue records for the box to be a nameserver depending on your registrar.)
When I checked the DKIM of the original message that went to spam, it says. DKIM Fail.
I have given the DKIM record set correctly in my Route53 hosted zone.
Authentication-Results: mx.google.com;
dkim=neutral (bad format) header.i=@team.aristo-india.com header.s=mail header.b=bmdbPq22;
Validating Signature
result = invalid Details: public key: OpenSSL error: too long
0.1 DKIM_INVALID DKIM or DK signature exists, but is not valid
Wondering how to solve this issue
It was a bit tricky to make the DKIM TXT entry for AWS Route53.
Finally it succeeded. Here is what I did to make it work:
Put the DKIM is a next editor. It will be in one single line. Just make it into two lines, somewhat same length.
Then paste it in the TXT value of the DNS record set. That’s it, it started working fine.
When I tried to break it into 3 lines, it was failing. But breaking the DKIM into 2 lines worked.