Existing System Selectors
How to get hereExisting System Signing Options (Selectors) will display all the current System Selectors that exist. This list can also be viewable in the IMail Administration at System > DomainKeys / DKIM.
Important: After updating or creating a selector be sure to restart your SMTP and Queue Manager services.
Search Box. Typing will automatically begin narrowing the list. The search assumes a wildcard automatically after the characters entered.
Caution: Search requires a minimum of two characters for the search process to begin.
Note: Column Titles when clicked will sort the list for the current session only. Refreshing the page will reset the original sort.
Selector List
- Name. Name used to identify selector.
- DNS Text Record. Name used to identify the selector in DNS. This text name allows any text string that is a legal DNS domain name.
Example: DNS Text Record set to MyDNSName will be named
"MyDNSName_domainkey.domainname.com" - Domains. Domain names that are assigned to selector.
- Type. E-mail authentication type to verify the DNS domain of an E-mail sender and the message integrity.
- DomainKeys. DomainKeys uses the Message Algorithm as the specified canonicalization method.
- DKIM. (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is an enhanced protocol of DomainKeys, using public-key cryptography and key server technology to verify the source and contents of e-mail. DKIM uses the Header and Body Algorithm as the specified canonicalization method.
Add. Select and click Add to copy the existing system selector to the domain.
Cancel. Click Cancel to exit without adding.
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