Policy level
p=none monitors, quarantine sends suspicious mail to spam, and reject blocks failing messages.
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Inspect your DMARC policy, reporting destinations and enforcement level.
DMARC tells receivers how to handle messages that fail SPF or DKIM and where to send authentication reports.
Start with monitoring, review reports, then move toward quarantine or reject when legitimate senders are aligned.
Use these signals to decide what to check next.
p=none monitors, quarantine sends suspicious mail to spam, and reject blocks failing messages.
DMARC passes when aligned SPF or DKIM authenticates the same organizational domain.
rua and ruf tags identify where aggregate or forensic reports should be delivered.
DMARC connects SPF and DKIM to the domain visible in the From header. It also provides aggregate reporting, giving domain owners a view of legitimate and unauthorized sending sources before enforcement is increased.
Begin with p=none and a monitored aggregate-report address. Correct alignment for real senders, then move gradually to quarantine and reject. Subdomain policy, percentage rollout and strict or relaxed alignment can be adjusted for complex organizations.
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Practical answers from the HostGraber team.
Usually start with p=none, review legitimate senders, then increase enforcement gradually.
No. DMARC passes when either SPF or DKIM both passes and aligns with the visible From domain.
The pct tag controls the percentage of failing messages to which the enforcement policy is applied.
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