Reject SPF inbound - instructions? 8.8.15 Network Edition

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Reject SPF inbound - instructions? 8.8.15 Network Edition

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Where are the instructions to reject inbound email based on SPF? This is on Zimbra 8.8.15 Network Edition.
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Do a search on the internet for the following terms:

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wiki zimbra reject spf check
Take your pick of the solutions.
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Re: Reject SPF inbound - instructions? 8.8.15 Network Edition

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So, what you are saying is that there are no official instructions, only unsupported 3rd party forum posts and unofficial blog spam which might work?

I am only interested in enforcing SPF where Zimbra 8.8.15 is the recipient mail server. Are there official instructions?
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foxboar wrote:So, what you are saying is that there are no official instructions, only unsupported 3rd party forum posts and unofficial blog spam which might work?
That's awfully insulting to the people that take the time to put their experience into a wiki article to help others, and, FYI, articles on blogs are generally not spam - they are put there to help people like you.
foxboar wrote:I am only interested in enforcing SPF where Zimbra 8.8.15 is the recipient mail server. Are there official instructions?
If you want 'official instructions' I'd suggest you open a support case with Zimbra Support and not waste your time on these useless forums.
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