Below is the complete step-by-step guide to configure SPF + DMARC (p=none, no reporting) inside TK WebHosts.

This assumes you want basic authentication in place with no enforcement and no reporting.

Email Authentication Setup Guide

SPF + DMARC (Monitoring Only, No Reporting)

This guide walks you through adding the required DNS records to improve email deliverability and reduce spoofing risk.

PART 1 — Add SPF Record

Step 1 — Login to TK WebHosts Portal

Go to:
https://portal.tkwebhosts.com/

Log in using your account credentials.

Step 2 — Navigate to My Domains

From your Dashboard, click My Domains.

Step 3 — Select Your Domain

Find your domain in the list.
Click Manage Domain.

Step 4 — Access DNS Management

Inside the domain management page, click DNS Management.

Step 5 — Add SPF Record

Click Add Record.

Enter the following:

What this does:

• Authorizes TK WebHosts mail servers

• Blocks all other servers from sending mail on behalf of your domain

Step 6 — Save

Click Save Changes.

Your SPF record is now configured.

PART 2 — Add DMARC Record (p=none, No Reporting)

DMARC must be added as a separate TXT record.

Step 1 — In DNS Management

Remain inside DNS Management.

Click Add Record.

Step 2 — Add DMARC TXT Record

Enter:

Step 3 — Save

Click Save Changes.

Final Configuration Summary

You should now have:

SPF

v=spf1 include:_spf.tkwebhosts.com -all

DMARC

v=DMARC1; p=none

Important Notes

• Only one SPF record per domain.

• Only one _dmarc record per domain.

• p=none does not reject or quarantine failing emails.

• No reports will be generated.

• SPF and DKIM alignment must pass for DMARC to succeed.

• DNS propagation can take up to 24 hours.

This setup establishes baseline authentication but does not actively block spoofed email. Enforcement requires upgrading DMARC policy to quarantine or reject.