Fazzina, Angelo: > Hi, > I ran this. > opendkim-genkey -v -D /etc/opendkim/keys/uconn/ -d uconn.edu -s > 2017_uconn_DKIM > which created the private key and selector name > > > I created an entry in DNS and it shows up when I run this. > dig any mta4.uits.uconn.edu > > My issue is how do I get this command to work ? > dig 2017_uconn_DKIM._domainkey.mta4.uits.uconn.edu TXT
Works for me, and I tried all three hosts with the NS record for uconn.edu. > > I am learning by reverse engineering the fact that I saw this > worked. dig google._domainkey.protodave.com TXT got it from here. > https://protodave.com/security/checking-your-dkim-dns-record Reverse engineering is not needed. All internet protocol specs are on-line, available at no cost other than your Internet connection. Wietse
