Exchange Server 2019 : Set DKIM2025/01/15 |
Configure DKIM (Domain Keys Identified Mail) in Exchange Server. DNS server you can edit is required to register the generated public key in DNS. |
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On the Exchange Server, download and extract [Configuration.DkimSigner.zip] from the following site. ⇒ https://github.com/Pro/dkim-exchange/releases/ |
[2] | Run [Configuration.DkimSigner.exe], then the following screen will appear. Select the version and click the [Install] button. |
[3] | After the installation is complete, click the [Close] button. |
[4] | Run [Configuration.DkimSigner.exe] again, then the following screen will appear. Click the [Configure] button. |
[5] | Select [Exchange DkimSigner] and Move Up it to set the priority to 1. |
[6] | Move to the [Domain Settings] tab and click the [Generate new key] button. |
[7] | Save the generated key with any name. |
[8] | Enter the domain name in the Domain name field and any name in the Selector field, then click [Save domain] to save the settings. Also, the values of [Suggested DNS name] and [Suggested DNS record] need to be registered on the DNS server, so click [Copy to clipboard] to save the contents. |
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Go to the DNS server. $dkim_part1 = $dkim.Substring(0,252) $dkim_part2 = $dkim.Substring(252,$dkim.Length - 252) |
[10] | Once the TXT record has been successfully registered, the configuration on the DNS server side is complete. |
[11] | Return to the Exchange Server side, click the [Check] button on the [Exchange Dkim Signer] screen If it displays [DNS record public key is correct], then that's OK. Click the [Save domain] button at the bottom of the screen to save the settings. |
[12] | Go to the [Information] tab and click the [Restart] button at the top to restart the [Transport service]. This completes the settings. |
[13] | Try to send and receive email and verify the DKIM signature is added to the email header, |
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