I was able to successfully setup thanks to @straightlight.
This is the issue, when I use my Gmail email to create an account or try to reset my password I am not getting the verification email. But when I try my Hotmail email I was able to receive both emails. Any Idea what is causing that?
I am using SMTP settings from my host provider.
Check if your SPF record is correct.
View all extensions | Request custom work | Pricing | Contact Me
If it's a personal Gmail account (not Google Workspace), they don't need to setup the DKIM / SPF records. Google does this for all Gmail Users.
Opencart Hosting Plans, Domain Registration, Microsoft and Google Email and More
Visit our website for great deals and most importantly, fast and friendly support - www.evolvewebhosting.com
Active Member
TS is using SMTP settings from host provider to
send email to Gmail and Hotmail.
send email to Gmail and Hotmail.
View all extensions | Request custom work | Pricing | Contact Me
Where are you sending email from? That's where you need to check your SPF and DKIM records. Are you sending from a Gmail account, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or email included with your web hosting plan? You can go to whatsmydns.net and enter your domain and choose TXT Record to check your current SPF Record and DKIM Record (that involves entering the DKIM Selector instead of your domain) or you can use this site: https://www.mail-tester.com/spf-dkim-check
If you are using email accounts provided through your web hosting plan, just open a ticket with your web hosting company to have them look it over for you.
Opencart Hosting Plans, Domain Registration, Microsoft and Google Email and More
Visit our website for great deals and most importantly, fast and friendly support - www.evolvewebhosting.com
Active Member
It seems like you are facing issues with email delivery to Gmail accounts. From the discussion, it is evident that SPF and DKIM records play a vital role in ensuring the deliverability of emails. Since you are using SMTP settings from your hosting provider, it would be a good idea to ensure that these records are correctly set up for your domain.
You can use the tools mentioned by EvolveWebHosting to check your current SPF and DKIM settings.
You can use the tools mentioned by EvolveWebHosting to check your current SPF and DKIM settings.
Krew Noah
This has to be done within your DNS Records and hosting control panel. If you provide more details on your domain and/or your hosting control panel, I can help. The easy way to resolve it is to contact your web hosting company and asked them to make the updates for you.
Opencart Hosting Plans, Domain Registration, Microsoft and Google Email and More
Visit our website for great deals and most importantly, fast and friendly support - www.evolvewebhosting.com
Active Member
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 9 guests
