Before you set up email authentication, you can use the Google Admin Toolbox to check if SPF and DKIM already been set up.
Read FullAdd the DKIM key from your Google Admin console to your domain provider’s DNS records.
Read FullWhen you use SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, receiving servers can verify that email senders are authorized by you and that the senders are being transparent about message identity.
Read FullSign into your Google Admin console and create a DKIM key for your domain.
Read FullDMARC lets you manage messages that have been checked by SPF and DKIM. You can set your DMARC policy to quarantine or reject messages that don’t pass SPF or DKIM.
Read FullSPF and DKIM help prevent spammers from impersonating your organization, and help ensure messages sent from your organization aren’t marked as spam.
Read FullEmail authentication helps prevent messages from your organization from being marked as spam.
Read FullSPF lets you authorize senders that are allowed to send email on behalf of your domain. DKIM signs every outgoing message with your unique signature, so receiving servers can verify
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