Use subdomain of a subdomain for MAIL FROM?
Background:
My verified domain identity at AWS is a subdomain (newsletter.domain.com). I would like to be DMARC complaint; AWS says I am required to add a custom MAIL FROM domain to be compliant. However, a MAIL FROM domain is also -- technically -- a subdomain...
Problem:
If I add a custom MAIL FROM domain to my existing subdomain, that becomes a subdomain attached to a subdomain... For example: bounce.newsletter.domain.com
Question:
If I add a custom MAIL FROM domain to my subdomain, will this cause any issues? Will it work? Ultimately, I want to pass SPF, pass DKIM, and pass DMARC.
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Comments
Hi,
Honestly, I have not tried that before. Usually people verify the top level domains instead of subdomains because their email addresses looks like this name@domain.com and not name@sub.domain.com. The latter is not common.
However, I don't think there will be any issue if your MAIL FROM is a subdomain or a subdomain. You can try it, if it goes through, you're good.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Ben
Hi Ben,
I can confirm that is works! Thank you
p.s. I noticed that Vimeo has a similar set-up. It is rare, but it gives me comfort that they do it too haha
Best regards,
Andrew