Notes
If your domain is hosted in Tencent Cloud, log in to the DNSPod console to configure the domain verification information; otherwise, configure it as needed. After the sender domain is configured and verified, make sure that MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are configured correctly; otherwise, a sending exception may occur.
Do not use a corporate email domain; otherwise, a configuration information conflict might occur.
After the domain is configured, synchronization may take 5 minutes to 2 hours. Please wait for the verification to complete.
Each Tencent Cloud account can be configured with up to 10 domains.
Preparations
1. Logging in to the SES console
2. Activating the SES service
Click Activate SES.
Directions
Step 1. Configure the sender domain
Note:
A domain that has been registered for Tencent Exmail cannot be used as a sender domain.
2. Click Create on the Sender Domain page.
3. Enter a sender domain in the Domain field, for example, mail.qcloud.com, and click Submit.
Note:
A sender domain is the basis of an email address and represents the sender's corporate identity. To verify a sender domain, you need to configure the DNS information for it. Therefore, you must have the admin permissions on the domain.
4. Click Verify and configure the DNS information of the domain based on the record value on the Sender Domain page.
5. After the DNS configuration is completed, click Submit on the sender domain page. After the verification is passed, the status of the sender domain will become Verified.
1. Go back to the Overview page and click Sender Address.
2. Click Create on the Sender Address page.
3. Set the following parameters as needed:
Sender Domain: Select the verified sender domain created in step 1. Email Prefix: Enter an email prefix, for example, test.
Sender Name: Enter a sender name, for example, Lil C.
Note:
A sender address should be a full email address suffixed with a verified sender domain.
Example: test@example.qcloudmail.com.
4. Click Submit to complete the sender address configuration.