DMARC Reports Confirm My Mail Server Works Properly

One of the best indicators of a properly configured mail server is consistent positive DMARC feedback from other providers — and that’s exactly what I’m seeing from Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and others.

I’ve configured my mail system with best practices:

  • SPF — to validate sending IPs;

  • DKIM — to sign emails with a cryptographic signature;

  • DMARC — to enforce policy and unify SPF + DKIM checks.

My domain also includes reverse DNS records, working postmaster and abuse addresses, and automated DMARC report aggregation for ongoing monitoring.

The result: my emails are reliably delivered, rarely flagged as spam, and seen as trustworthy. This is especially important for customer communication, booking forms, and service confirmations.

✅ If your DMARC reports show SPF and DKIM as “pass”, you’re in great shape.
📬 If not — everything can be configured from scratch, and I’d be happy to help.

06/16/2025

While I’m currently seeking a new opportunity in IT, I stay active and productive — for myself and for future clients. I’m not just waiting: I’m sharpening my skills, automating routine tasks, and most importantly, working on my personal project: itbumper.com.

The site is already live and functioning. Through it, you can:

  • explore the services I provide;

  • book appointments for computer repair, Wi-Fi setup, video surveillance, IT audits, and more;

  • review service policies and document templates;

  • contact me directly without calling — I usually respond quickly to messages.

This project is more than just a website. It’s how I stay sharp, move forward, and offer real value — even during times of transition.

If you’re curious how I’ve implemented certain features on the site or have suggestions for improvements — feel free to reach out. I’m always open to feedback and ideas!

Winds of Change

The winds are blowing differently, and it’s time to set a new sail to reach new horizons. With this thought in mind, I embarked on my new project.

First, I set up a virtual machine on KVM, installed and configured NGINX and MySQL from the local repository, and then installed and configured WordPress. After that, I set up DNS records and configured the firewall. I checked everything – it works perfectly.

The official launch date of this project is July 8, 2024. This marks a new phase in my professional journey, and I’m excited to share it with you. There’s much more to come, so stay tuned!