antispam dmarc-report
Use this command to determine which, and how many, domains to send Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) reports to. Administrators may use these reports to determine the effectiveness of their DMARC policies.
Syntax
config antispam dmarc-report
set status {enable | disable | monitor-only}
set max-num-of-to-domain <maximum_int>
set from-addr-localpart <localpart_str>
end
| status {enable | disable | monitor-only} |
Select either:
enable: Collect data about email validated by DMARC checks, and send a report to the domain of the sender.disable: Do not collect DMARC check data. Do not generate a report.monitor-only: Collect DMARC check data, but do not generate a report.
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disable |
| max-num-of-to-domain <maximum_int> |
Enter the maximum number of sender domains that FortiMail will send DMARC reports to per day.
Valid range varies by your FortiMail platform:
- FortiMail-200F and VM01: 100
- FortiMail-400F and VM02: 150
- FortiMail-900F and VM04: 200
- FortiMail-2000E, 2000F, and VM08: 250
- FortiMail-3000E and VM16: 300
- FortiMail-3200E, 3000F, and VM32: 300
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100 |
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from-addr-localpart <localpart_str>
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Enter the local part of the sender email address when FortiMail sends reports about DMARC checks for this domain.
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noreply
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