How to set up DKIM for CR Servers hosting

Enable DKIM signing for your domain and publish the DNS TXT record provided by the hosting control panel.

DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to outbound mail so receivers can verify it was authorized by your domain.

Steps

Log in to the hosting control panel for the domain.
Open the email / DNS authentication section and enable DKIM for the domain.
Copy the TXT hostname and value the panel shows (often a selector like default._domainkey).
Publish that TXT record at your DNS host (CR Servers DNS or external DNS).
Wait for propagation, then send a test message to a Gmail/Outlook address and check authentication results.

If DNS is at dominios.cr for a .cr domain, add the TXT there — see pointing DNS.

Need the exact selector for your account? Open a ticket.

Enable DKIM signing for your domain and publish the DNS TXT record provided by the hosting control panel.

DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to outbound mail so receivers can verify it was authorized by your domain.

Log in to the hosting control panel for the domain.
Open the email / DNS authentication section and enable DKIM for the domain.
Copy the TXT hostname and value the panel shows (often a selector like default._domainkey).
Publish that TXT record at your DNS host (CR Servers DNS or external DNS).
Wait for propagation, then send a test message to a Gmail/Outlook address and check authentication results.

If DNS is at dominios.cr for a .cr domain, add the TXT there — see pointing DNS.

Need the exact selector for your account? Open a ticket.