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**Step 1 - TEST MAIL** | **Step 1 - TEST MAIL** | ||
- | Send to the desired recipient a [[test_mail|test mail]] using a sender with a 3rd party domain name that has no SPF (e.g. " | + | Send to the desired recipient a [[test_mail|test mail]] using a sender with a 3rd party domain name **that has no SPF** (e.g. " |
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- | The test mail is always a text only mail with no suspicious content. If the test mail does not arrive it is possible that the email filter is blocking any mail communication from an unknown IP (if there is no known activity log about that IP in the internet). In such a case you can either | + | The test mail is always a text only mail with no suspicious content. |
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+ | If the test mail does not arrive it is possible that the email filter is blocking any mail communication from an unknown IP or an server with a neutral mail reputation | ||
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+ | This will force all communication through the external mail relay from sendgrid. You can change this setting later on a campaign level (under "Base Settings/ | ||
**Step 2 - IDENTIFY THE ISSUE THAT TRIGGERS THE EMAIL FILTER** | **Step 2 - IDENTIFY THE ISSUE THAT TRIGGERS THE EMAIL FILTER** |
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