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It's pretty bad - nobody is really doing it. On the plus side, since it's all pretty fresh - you can do things like "MUST be DKIM signed from an aligned revers
by brongondwana 5y ago
It's pretty bad - nobody is really doing it.
On the plus side, since it's all pretty fresh - you can do things like "MUST be DKIM signed from an aligned reverse DNS" on IPv6 and have a chance of it working.
- LeonM 5y ago> It's pretty bad - nobody is really doing it. I'm curious how you came to that conclusion. Messo's question above made me curious, so I just did a quick query on the database of Mailhardener. >99% of email coming from Gmail is delivered over IPv6 (from ~10k samples). This appears to be provider specific though. For example: Yahoo seems to mail exclusively over IPv4, Zoho also IPv4. Most exchange based services appear to prefer IPv6. Microsoft 365 also uses IPv6. So your conclusion doesn't really reflect what I am seeing in our database. Obviously, we process mostly DMARC reports, so maybe regular email is more IPv4 biased to support mail services that are not IPv6 capable.