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Thank you very much for your attention and help!!!

Thank you very much for your help. Please add the following DNS records for altair.helioho.st: 1. SPF (TXT): ``` Name: altair.helioho.st Value: v=spf1 mx a ip4:65.19.191.155 ~all ``` 2. DKIM (TXT): ``` Name: default._domainkey.altair.helioho.st Value: v=DKIM1; h=sha256; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA5/hzLVuFcLSwuMST/Zp83g8v7JS6vSrzg0BrCZJGXbKd4iNRvjy4Ppu/J2lu5gNNoEiXX58d3fQ8wP/R5kaVPVNDnTWa07xVgGJYA/GWCJZBgI7u+TXVtsyQu5cxhdxx8OYWkVBRvNfEvjSC608VTFhisHiJd5VNvSw+bnYLY/6DqLWwCziCzAYSHS+XuFpIbsAputw82P2bOW2rIeEFkvCRnvgvJ21scTjmTo1KjfoGuWrwpkGmoTKRwYo7jfFC/gDArJV8i/tD7ygjEpjI/uXRYFGy1g0XWotMq1diu/8TM4u6Pl/zjzD54L+Wh44HPIdZGHsrnhi2GztT/AaEFoxTwIDAQAB ``` 3. DMARC (TXT): ``` Name: _dmarc.altair.helioho.st Value: v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:olwerjose11@gmail.com ```

Sorry for the inconvenience of replying to this ticket (I believe this is the right place), but when I check the reverse DNS, it appears that the reverse DNS has not been set up yet. I can see that the domain is already pointing to `65.19.191.155`, but the reverse DNS seems to point to `vps72.heliohost.us`, which may cause my emails to end up in spam folders, even though they are not spam. Thank you very much for your help.

Thank you very much for helping me. I would like “altair.helioho.st”. Could I change that domain in the future to my own domain if I wanted to?

I would like **“helioho.st”**, thank you very much. I will be attentive to any updates.

Good morning, Thank you for assisting me. I would like to configure the STP/STMP for my VPS subscription with a free domain offered by HelioHost. I am not sure whether there is a more detailed guide about this topic or something similar. I want to be able to send emails and avoid them constantly landing in spam, possibly by setting up reverse DNS or related email authentication settings. Thank you very much for your attention and for reading my message.

Thanks guys, I thinks it is already solved

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