I need someone to have in depth knowledge of how to update PTR records or reverse DNS records
$10-30 USD
Paid on delivery
Gmail servers are configured to reject incoming emails from IP addresses that do not have reverse DNS. When a sending server makes a connection to the recipient server, the Gmail servers notes the sending IP address and performs a reverse lookup, called a PTR lookup, named after the type of DNS record used.
If the result of the reverse lookup matches the result of a forward DNS Lookup, then they deliver the message in user inbox. If the IP address doesn't match, which in my case it doesnt they think its spoofed and therefore they are considering it as a spam.
My messages are going in spam because I have not created a PTR record for my email server.
We need to update PTR records or reverse DNS records on my VPS control
I need someone who has done this before.
thanks
Project ID: #17148974
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18 freelancers are bidding on average $28 for this job
Hi I will update PTR records or reverse DNS records on VPS as per your requirement and have expertise in the field. I have 8 years of experience in the relevant field. Regards
Hi, Hosting server expert here. I can help you in updating the PTR records. Please find my previous project reviews in the following freelancer profile link: https://www.freelancer.com/u/vipinharidas.html . Will comp More
Hello, Please contact me and share more information about the server OS and control Panel so that I can check & proceed further. Thank you
hello, not only SPF recorn is needed to have your emails not going to spam, the DKIM record is also needed. i can easily add both of them to your dns in your cotrol panel to fix that. if you have any issue do More
Expert in server management VPS, Dedicated, AWS, SSL Certificate, DNS, Centos, Cpanel/WHM/Plesk, Web panel, Apache Debian, Nginx, Ubuntu Power MTA, Interspire, Expert in Migration services I have 6+ years experience More
HI , I have experience of DNS records and PTR Reverse DNS record , if you can give me this task than I can resolve your issue
Hi, In my experience, you only need to tell your mail server ISP to change your PTR record / reverse DNS.
Senior Linux Admin, mentoring a team of L2 team. Have an extensive experience in Linux Administration. Currently providing support for servers of a cloud provider. Also have hands on experience in supporting WebHosting More
