Quick Tip: Getting Spiffy with SPF in RemoteManagement

Yesterday I was explaining how best to incorporate MailProtection's servers for your SPF records - which is very important to do when you are using it as the outbound smarthost for your (or your customer's) outbound mail.

But did you know you need to account for RemoteManagement in your SPF records as well?

Quick Tip: Easy SPF for Max MailProtection

While MailProtection provides quality IP reputation and filtering for your customers' outbound mail, managing the SPF records for those domains can be a bit tricky due to the number and occasional change of IP pools used. Nobody wants to go back and edit every domain's SPF records whenever the MailProtection IP pool changes or risk rejected mail for improperly entering a subnet.

I've done some digging, and you can use the following SPF entry for true "set it and forget it" SPF protection: