ihearvoices
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i'm looking at these DKIM/SPF tutorials ...
www.knownhost.com
...and i'm a little confused - it says...
> If external DNS is used, the DKIM TXT records must be copied over to the remote DNS ...
what does "external" mean? i use Dynadot to set the nameservers and they point to my webserver IP:
ns1.mydomain.tld <my server ip>
is that considered an external DNS?
on another note, i just noticed that my second nameserver (ns2) points to the default apache page "Apache is functioning normally" - that needs to be changed, no? or should i just remove ns2 at Dynadot?
Setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC Records [KnownHost Wiki]
Setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC Records SPF, DKIM, and DMARC techniques are intended to fight SPAM and email spoofing. These mechanisms don't analyse content of the message in search of malicious code, spam-like content, or content that would be used in a phishing attempt. Other dedicated...

...and i'm a little confused - it says...
> If external DNS is used, the DKIM TXT records must be copied over to the remote DNS ...
what does "external" mean? i use Dynadot to set the nameservers and they point to my webserver IP:
ns1.mydomain.tld <my server ip>
is that considered an external DNS?
on another note, i just noticed that my second nameserver (ns2) points to the default apache page "Apache is functioning normally" - that needs to be changed, no? or should i just remove ns2 at Dynadot?