Selector accuracy
The selector must exactly match the value used by the sending platform.
Find and validate a DKIM public key using your domain and selector.
DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to email. Receiving servers retrieve the public key at the selector-specific DNS hostname.
Use this checker after publishing a DKIM key or when mail reports a DKIM authentication failure.
Use these signals to decide what to check next.
The selector must exactly match the value used by the sending platform.
The p= value contains the public key receivers use to validate message signatures.
Missing, truncated or revoked keys cause DKIM authentication to fail.
DKIM lets a sending system sign selected message headers and content with a private key. Receivers retrieve the matching public key from a selector-specific DNS hostname. A wrong selector, broken TXT value or retired key makes an otherwise legitimate signature unverifiable.
Keep separate selectors for different mail platforms and rotate keys without deleting the old selector until previously sent mail has cleared normal delivery windows. After configuring HostGraber email or another provider, send a real message and inspect its authentication results as well as checking DNS.
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Provide the domain, IP address or generator options requested above.
HostGraber securely validates the input and processes your request.
Review the readable output and copy it with one click.
Practical answers from the HostGraber team.
Your email provider supplies it during domain authentication. It also appears in the DKIM-Signature header of signed messages.
Yes. Different services can use different selectors, and selectors make key rotation possible.
It works once authoritative DNS publishes it, though resolver caching can delay visibility until the TTL expires.
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