SPF Protection in Cloud Web Hosting
You'll be able to enable the SPF protection option for your domain names with a couple of clicks inside the Hepsia Control Panel, which comes with all our Linux cloud web hosting packages. This is performed from the section with the same name and you'll be able to allow the protection for each and every domain name part of our advanced cloud hosting platform. Using a very time and effort saving interface, all you need to type in is the hostname of the mail server which will be accredited to send messages from your e-mails and its IPv4 or IPv6 address. Of course, you're able to include several servers as well, when needed. When your e-mail addresses are taken care of on our end, you can also use a more secure option by setting a restriction that emails can be sent only if your domains include our MX records. This alternative can't be applied in case your site is here, but your emails are with a third-party supplier. Either way, the SPF protection option will greatly improve your online security and stop other people from spoofing your email addresses.
SPF Protection in Semi-dedicated Hosting
The SPF protection attribute is available with all of the Linux semi-dedicated hosting packages, so in case you host your domain names in an account on our cloud web hosting platform, you are able to activate this service effortlessly for all of your domain names. The Hepsia Control Panel, which comes with the semi-dedicated accounts, features a rather intuitive interface, therefore you do not need to be proficient in the use of computers to protected your e-mails. You'll only have to type the hostname and the IP address of each mail server that you'd like to be authorized to send emails from your addresses and immediately after that the updated record will be activated for the domain that you have selected. As an additional option, we will also give you the ability to limit the outgoing e-mail messages and secure your mailboxes further by allowing emails to be sent only if the domain name in question features our MX records i.e. the e-mail messages for the domain have to be managed on our end and not by some other supplier. By doing so you'll enjoy even superior control and there won't be any chances for anyone to counterfeit your email addresses for malicious objectives.