Configuring DKIM

In addition to adding the proper SPF record to your email domain, it's necessary to enable DKIM (Domain Keys Identified Mail) to ensure reliable delivery of your mail via Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Technically speaking, DKIM provides a method for validating a domain name identity that's associated with a mail message through cryptographic authentication. The identity is independent of other email identities, such as the Email's From Address.

DKIM requires creation of a private key for use by your approved sender and provisioning that key in DNS so that your email signature can be verified by recipients.

Detailed instructions for configuring DKIM are found in the online help in the Configuring DKIM topic.