- Created main documentation index and user guide with sections on getting started, dashboard overview, managing domains, and reports. - Added detailed deployment guide for Docker and manual installation. - Included user-friendly explanations of DMARC, its benefits, and how to manage domains and reports. - Implemented visual assets for dashboard, domains, IMAP, and reports. - Established requirements for documentation build using MkDocs and Material theme. - Integrated navigation structure for easy access to all documentation sections.
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Managing Domains
This guide explains how to add, configure, and manage domains in DMARQ.
Adding a New Domain
To add a new domain for DMARC monitoring in DMARQ:
- Navigate to Domains in the main navigation
- Click the Add Domain button
- Enter your domain name (e.g.,
example.com) - Click Verify to ensure the domain is valid
- Click Add Domain to confirm
DMARQ will add the domain to your account and begin monitoring for DMARC reports related to this domain.
Domain Settings
For each domain, you can configure several settings:
DMARC Policy Configuration
DMARQ allows you to view and optionally manage your DMARC policy:
- Current Policy: View your active DMARC policy (none, quarantine, reject)
- Policy History: Track changes to your DMARC policy over time
- Policy Recommendations: Get suggestions for improving your DMARC implementation based on your compliance rate
DNS Record Management
If you've enabled Cloudflare integration, you can manage your email authentication DNS records directly from DMARQ:
- View Current Records: See all SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and BIMI records
- Update Records: Modify existing records as your email infrastructure changes
- Add New Records: Create new records like additional DKIM selectors
To update a record:
- Find the record you want to change in the DNS Records section
- Click Edit
- Make your changes in the record editor
- Click Save to apply the changes to your DNS
Report Delivery Settings
Configure where and how DMARC reports are delivered:
- RUA Email: The email address receiving aggregate reports
- RUF Email: The email address receiving forensic reports
- Report Frequency: How often you want to receive reports
Domain Health Check
DMARQ provides a health check feature for each domain:
- Navigate to the domain details page
- Click Run Health Check to analyze your domain's email authentication setup
- Review the results, which include:
- SPF record validation
- DKIM selector verification
- DMARC record syntax check
- MX record confirmation
- BIMI record validation (if applicable)
Domain Groups
If you manage multiple domains, you can organize them into groups:
- Go to the Domains page
- Click Manage Groups
- Create a new group and give it a name
- Drag and drop domains into the group
Groups allow you to:
- View aggregate statistics across multiple related domains
- Apply settings changes to multiple domains at once
- Organize domains by business unit, client, or purpose
Removing a Domain
To remove a domain from DMARQ:
- Navigate to the Domains page
- Find the domain you wish to remove
- Click the Options menu (three dots)
- Select Remove Domain
- Confirm the removal
Note that removing a domain will delete all stored DMARC reports for that domain.