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> Including Google Suite (although with GS sending emails from such "aliases" will fail DKIM, not ideal) Not if you properly configure DKIM records for it… htt
by jsjohnst 3y ago
> Including Google Suite (although with GS sending emails from such "aliases" will fail DKIM, not ideal)
Not if you properly configure DKIM records for it… https://support.google.com/a/answer/177063 https://support.google.com/a/answer/177063
- bad_user 3y agoI'm referring to a limitation I bumped into… Let's say that I'm setting up a subdomain, like masked.mydomain.com, and then set a wildcard forwarding rule such that I get all email for *@masked.mydomain.com. Let's say that I subscribe to some service with a username like: blue.velvet9573@masked.mydomain.com Receiving email on that subdomain is perfectly OK, the problem happens when you want to reply / send with such email addresses in “From”. For it to work, “blue.velvet9573” should be an alias defined in the Google Workplace admin. Otherwise, even though Gmail is perfectly happy to accept any aliases, the issue is that emails won't get DKIM-signed unless that alias is an alias defined in Google Workplace. And you can only have 30 aliases per user.