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DMARC pass100%455 of 455 messages
Messages455last 7 days
Published policynonep=none
Quarantined or rejected0by receivers applying your policy

Next step: Ready to test p=quarantine

21 days of reports in the last 90; 1,498 messages in the last 30, 100% passing DMARC.

Fix sources, 7 days
  1. Discover
  2. Fix sources
  3. Quarantine
  4. Reject
  5. Maintain

The policy was tightened at your DNS provider on 2026-11-11: no policy to p=none. See the DNS history.

Today

  • Publish the record for the next step (test p=quarantine). 
    v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; t=y; rua=mailto:rua-irwimbfn3egllmvy@dmarcloop.net
Publish the record above at _dmarc, then check again.
Assessed 2026-11-11 05:09 UTC. The help centre explains each check.

Volume and compliance

Daily messages, passing and failing DMARC, with policy changes marked.

050100Nov 5: 74 messages, 74 passing, 0 failingNov 5Nov 6: 72 messages, 72 passing, 0 failingNov 7: 76 messages, 76 passing, 0 failingNov 8: 74 messages, 74 passing, 0 failingNov 8Nov 9: 81 messages, 81 passing, 0 failingNov 10: 78 messages, 78 passing, 0 failingNov 11: 0 messages, 0 passing, 0 failingNov 11 Nov 11: DMARC: DMARC record published.
Table
Day (UTC)MessagesPassingFailing
2026-11-0574740
2026-11-0672720
2026-11-0776760
2026-11-0874740
2026-11-0981810
2026-11-1078780
2026-11-11000
DNS change (UTC)RecordWhat
2026-11-11 05:09DMARCDMARC record published.

Sources

Who sends as this domain, by how they authenticate.

All 1 sources
GroupSourcesMessagesShare
CompliantPasses DMARC: SPF or DKIM aligned with your domain.1455100%
Known sender, failingA service the library recognises that isn't aligned yet. Each has a fix guide.000%
ForwardedYour mail relayed by a forwarder, mailing list or filtering gateway. Expected to fail SPF; DKIM survives when untouched.000%
Unknown or threatNot recognised and failing. Either a sender you haven't set up, or someone spoofing your domain.000%

Who's reporting

The receivers sending reports on this domain: where your mail arrives, not who sends it. Senders are under Sources.

ReceiverStatusReportsMessagesShareLast report
GoogleReported on 6 daysReporting623251%Nov 10
MicrosoftReported on 6 daysReporting615834.7%Nov 10
YahooReported on 6 daysReporting66514.3%Nov 10