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How do I add an SPF record at Amazon Route 53 for Zoho Mail?

Publish one SPF record at your domain in Amazon Route 53. If you already have one, add include:zohomail.com inside it instead of adding a second.

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Amazon Route 53 · DNS record
Type
TXT
Name
(leave empty: the domain itself)
Value
v=spf1 include:zohomail.com -all
When Zoho Mail is the only service that sends your mail.
01

What does an SPF record do?

It lists the services allowed to send mail as your domain. A mail server reads it to decide whether a message really came from one of them.

02

What record do I publish for Zoho Mail?

This is the record when Zoho Mail is the only service that sends your mail. Zoho gives this record, ending -all, for a domain that sends only through Zoho Mail. If several Zoho services send for you, Zoho gives include:one.zoho.com in place of include:zohomail.com.

SPF for Zoho Mail
v=spf1 include:zohomail.com -all
03

How do I add it at Amazon Route 53?

  1. Sign in to the AWS console and open Route 53.
  2. Choose Hosted zones, then choose the zone named for your domain.
  3. Choose Create record, keep Simple routing, and set Record type to TXT.
  4. Leave Record name empty, which means the domain itself.
  5. Paste the record in Value, inside double quotation marks.
  6. Choose Create records.

In our words, from Amazon Route 53: adding a TXT record, read 14 October 2026. If a screen has changed since, follow the host's own page.

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What if I already have an SPF record?

Keep one record. Add include:zohomail.com to the record you have, before its last word, and keep every service already in it. More than one SPF record makes the check fail for every message.

An SPF record may make at most 10 DNS lookups. Each include counts, and so do the includes inside it. Past 10, the check fails, so remove services you no longer use before adding new ones.

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