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MenuGoogle Apps for my domain email: Any reason we should not authenticate DKIM for our domain?
It doesnt seem like most businesses using Google Apps actually do this. Is there anything I should know before doing this? Any reason NOT to do this?
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BK
BK
Absolutely enable it! I know the folks at Sheepdog do this as standard operating procedure for all client domains
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