John, Tim,
On 01/14/2014 03:07 AM, John Levine wrote:
1) for domainA the report receiver domain is equal to the domain for
which the dmarc policy is published (e.g. mailto:someone@domainA),
2) for domainB, the report receiver domain name is of a 3rd party
receiving the reports (on behalf of one of their customers, see section
7.1 of the spec), e.g. mailto:someone@domainC
Sounds like you don't have appropriate _report records.
I get lots of aggregate reports from Hotmail, nearly all to a
reporting address not in the domain being reported. The most recent
arrived about an hour and a half ago.
thanks for your feedback. The domainname is evite-sendmail.nl and AFAICS
the DNS records are correct. Furthermore, xs4all.nl and google.com
provide daily reports, hotmail.com does not. If the _report records were
not correct I wonder why some report senders do send reports and some don't?
BTW: does anyone know whether the hotmail.com reports also cover the
other domains, like live.com, outlook.com etc.?
/rolf
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