
This document explains the DNS changes required to configure email authentication and ensure smooth email delivery through the Dyrect platform.
To complete the email configuration setup, please add the DNS records shared by the Dyrect team to your domain’s DNS settings.
These DNS records help:
Log in to the platform where your domain DNS is managed.
Examples:
Navigate to:
Domain Settings → DNS Management
or
DNS Records Section
Please add all DNS records exactly as provided by the Dyrect team in the attached file.
The records may include:
These records are required for proper email authentication and delivery.
Once all records are added, save or update the DNS settings.
DNS changes may take up to 24 hours to reflect globally.
During this period, email authentication services may gradually start functioning.
Once the DNS records are added successfully, kindly confirm with the Dyrect team so the configuration can be verified from the server side.
Also, please share the email ID that will be used for sending emails through the system.
The DNS records provided by Dyrect help verify that emails sent from your domain are authorized and secure.
This setup helps:
Without proper DNS authentication, emails may fail delivery or land in spam folders.
DNS records authenticate your domain and allow secure email sending through the Dyrect platform.
They help prevent spam issues and improve email delivery reliability.
Emails may:
DNS propagation usually takes up to 24 hours, although some changes may reflect earlier.
The Dyrect team will verify the DNS configuration and confirm whether everything is configured correctly.
Basic DNS editing knowledge is sufficient. If required, your IT team or hosting provider can assist with the configuration.
You can use the following DNS lookup tools:
Once propagation is complete, Dyrect can proceed with verification from the server side.
If you require Dyrect to assist you with an integration, you can do so by following these steps: