# Verify your Domain.com Domain

Follow the steps below to add DNS records, including  SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, to your **domain.com** domain for proper email configuration with Uppush.

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### Step 1: Log in to Your Domain.com Account

1. Go to [domain.com](https://www.domain.com) and log in to your account.
2. Click on **Account** in the top-right corner and select **Sign In**.
3. Enter your credentials to log in.

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### Step 2: Access the Domain Management Section

1. Once logged in, navigate to **Domain List** from the main menu.
2. Click on **Manage** next to the domain where you want to add the DNS record.

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### Step 3: Open DNS Management

1. In the **Domain Management Dashboard**, look for the section labeled **Advanced DNS** .
2. Click on it to view and manage your DNS records.

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### Step 4: Add the DNS Record

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1. **SPF Record (Sender Policy Framework)**:

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* Enter the SPF record provided by Uppush. It should look like:

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* Set the **TTL (Time to Live)**. The default value is usually fine, but you can set it to a lower time for faster propagation if needed.

2. **DKIM Record (DomainKeys Identified Mail)**:

DKIM helps verify the authenticity of your emails by ensuring they haven’t been tampered with during transit. To add this record:

* Click **Add New Record**
* Enter the DKIM records provided by Uppush (for example):&#x20;

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* Set the **TTL (Time to Live)**. The default value is usually fine, but you can set it to a lower time for faster propagation if needed.

3. **DMARC Record (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance)**:

DMARC helps to define how email receivers should handle emails that fail SPF or DKIM checks. To add this record:

* Click **Add New Record**.
* Paste the DMARC record provided by Uppush (for example)

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* Set the **TTL (Time to Live)**. The default value is usually fine, but you can set it to a lower time for faster propagation if needed.
* Double-check your entries to make sure everything is correct.
* Click **Save All Changes.**

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### Step 6: Verify DNS Records in Uppush

1. After adding the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records in Bluehost, go back to the **Uppush app**.
2. Navigate to the **Verify Domain** section in Uppush.
3. Click on the **Check DNS** button to verify if the DNS records have been added successfully.
4. It may take a few minutes for the DNS records to propagate, but if everything is configured correctly, the status will show as **Verified**.


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