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DKIM - old txt rather than CNAME

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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
That DKIM record has nothing to do with Google, and is actually coming from Microsoft Office 365. "selector2._domainkey.mantrasystems.com" as you can see under "Non-authoritative answer", is a canonical name (CNAME) to "selector2-mantrasystems-com._domainkey.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com". That output you're demonstrating is actually following your CNAME record, and getting the actual (final) TXT response from the record on "selector2-mantrasystems-com._domainkey.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com". (And same applies to the .co.uk, both for selector1 and selector2).
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
The phrase you did mention from them, Microsoft seem to refer to "cache records", ... ?dns-cache
SuperHelpflare
SuperHelpflare7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
COULD maybe be related as well, if they checked the records just before they were added, then the fact that they didn't exist when they originally checked it, could be cached for a little while. Both actual existing DNS records, as well as non-existing DNS records will be cached. In that case, there's no other ways than to wait a while, and try again.
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
It won't be the Google record that is interfering in any way, when we're talking that long time... Also, normally, Google is using "google" as it's default selector, compared to Microsoft which takes "selector1" and "selector2", so unless you can demonstrate otherwise, I wouldn't suspect they are related at all. Anyway, there are various online checkers you can check by sending a message to, to see what they actually see. That may be worth a try... Sending a message to the Port25 (now Postmark) tool, - check-auth@verifier.port25.com. Sending a message to the https://mail-tester.com/ tool, - using the generated address on their website. Just to mention two examples.
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
No, that key is NOT Google Workspace, as we've told you several times now.
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
How exactly are you getting those two to be the same? 1. What about "p=MIIBIj" (Microsoft) versus "p=MIGfMA" (Google)?
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
2. What about "goggle._domainkey" versus "selector._domainkey"? It is NOT going to be the exact same from two different email providers.. You're going to have to look a little better at it, comparing from character to character...
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
The CNAME is added on your DNS provider, yes. But a CNAME tells the requestor to make another query, towards the target of that CNAME record.
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1.1.1.17mo ago
DNS over Discord: TXT records
selector2._domainkey.mantrasystems.com TXT @1.1.1.1 +noall +answer
NAME | TTL | DATA
------------------------------------+--------+----------
selector2._domainkey.mantrasystems. | 300s | selector2
com | | -mantrasy
| | stems-com
| | ._domaink
| | ey.mantra
| | systems.o
| | nmicrosof
| | t.com.
selector2-mantrasystems-com._domain | 3,600s | "v=DKIM1;
key.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com | | k=rsa; p
| | =MIIBIjAN
| | BgkqhkiG9
| | w0BAQEFAA
| | OCAQ8AMII
| | BCgKCAQEA
| | qwOGhW5w3
| | vTC3j59hP
| | 9DeFARJRv
| | cnzftb2bn
| | /KNdwaUes
| | VYIalDQXK
| | rgi6BZZps
| | 6C/mX5Brc
| | 18JSPKuUv
| | huK4T//pZ
| | KX/OimvEu
| | xHTtyTs2i
| | j7b4CAZBv
| | n4t8Ts+OL
| | f2Fwx0UMd
| | /Cm8slYHn
| | wxnFWT9DK
| | nXTjeLKRq
| | Hu3zxEuyE
| | 5kelzfx/k
| | ZJH/cLgFl
| | 0y48""qoz
| | foscVwz0q
| | sAQzfovh/
| | wgmeKG909
| | 0EMBrgUT6
| | +FJ1XAcg+
| | 8nzVbBc7R
| | nFpk0jYK/
| | W7InBXzmL
| | zfQiCzT9j
| | auWsiO1wu
| | RhStHS9bZ
| | C1BcqhQ+6
| | JrWcydUvR
| | foClblNNS
| | WD2Nc/3Ts
| | AM1izuXx9
| | lQIDAQAB;
| | "
NAME | TTL | DATA
------------------------------------+--------+----------
selector2._domainkey.mantrasystems. | 300s | selector2
com | | -mantrasy
| | stems-com
| | ._domaink
| | ey.mantra
| | systems.o
| | nmicrosof
| | t.com.
selector2-mantrasystems-com._domain | 3,600s | "v=DKIM1;
key.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com | | k=rsa; p
| | =MIIBIjAN
| | BgkqhkiG9
| | w0BAQEFAA
| | OCAQ8AMII
| | BCgKCAQEA
| | qwOGhW5w3
| | vTC3j59hP
| | 9DeFARJRv
| | cnzftb2bn
| | /KNdwaUes
| | VYIalDQXK
| | rgi6BZZps
| | 6C/mX5Brc
| | 18JSPKuUv
| | huK4T//pZ
| | KX/OimvEu
| | xHTtyTs2i
| | j7b4CAZBv
| | n4t8Ts+OL
| | f2Fwx0UMd
| | /Cm8slYHn
| | wxnFWT9DK
| | nXTjeLKRq
| | Hu3zxEuyE
| | 5kelzfx/k
| | ZJH/cLgFl
| | 0y48""qoz
| | foscVwz0q
| | sAQzfovh/
| | wgmeKG909
| | 0EMBrgUT6
| | +FJ1XAcg+
| | 8nzVbBc7R
| | nFpk0jYK/
| | W7InBXzmL
| | zfQiCzT9j
| | auWsiO1wu
| | RhStHS9bZ
| | C1BcqhQ+6
| | JrWcydUvR
| | foClblNNS
| | WD2Nc/3Ts
| | AM1izuXx9
| | lQIDAQAB;
| | "
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
From the above, what you literally see is: 1. Can I have the TXT for selector2._domainkey.mantrasystems.com? 2. (Cloudflare) Please ask selector2-mantrasystems-com._domainkey.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com instead! 3. Can I have the TXT for selector2-mantrasystems-com._domainkey.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com? 4. (Microsoft) The TXT for selector2-mantrasystems-com._domainkey.mantrasystems.onmicrosoft.com is "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIj..." With the "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIj..." being supplied to you directly by Microsoft's DNS.
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Unknown UserOP7mo ago
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DarkDeviL
DarkDeviL7mo ago
CNAME records are simply aliases, that say "Go to this other location, to try to get the information you want". Keep them as they are right now. And keep disturbing Microsoft Support, if you continue to see issues.
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