Editing Sender Domains

Once a sender domain is created you are able to edit the sender domain attributes.

Note: Other users and departments may be using the sender domain you wish to edit. Ensure that you are updating the sender domain information appropriately.

Editing a Sender Domain

To edit a sender domain:

In the Campaigns screen, click on the Senders sub-tab. The Senders screen appears.
Click on the edit icon () beside the desired sender domain. The Define Sender Domain section opens with the sender domain information displayed.
Edit the desired sender domain basic information:
- Domain Name: The entire domain name including the 'dot' extension (e.g. 'mycompany.com')
- Alternate Name for Signing: An alternate domain name that can be used when using a signing protocol (as necessary)
- Default: Checkbox indicating whether the sender domain will be used as the default domain.
  Note: Marking this domain as the default sender will remove the default status from the existing default sender. Ensure that you wish to use this sender as the default.
- Sign Outgoing Emails: Indicates that Connect will sign outgoing emails using DKIM or DomainKey encoding.
- Sign Emails Using: Indicates the encoding that will be used if you have checked the Sign Outgoing Emails checkbox.
  - DomainKey Simple: Uses simple DomainKey signature, adding a header named DomainKey-Signature which contains a digital signature
  - DomainKey NOFWS: Uses the NOFWS (No Folding White Spaces) DomainKey signature that tolerates common modifications as white-space replacement and header line re-wrapping
  - DKIM Simple: Uses simple DKIM signature, adding signatures to email messages, allowing recipient sites to verify that the message was sent by an authorized sender and not altered in transit
- Selector: The selector being used for the signature, allowing a domain to have more than one public-key in the DNS
- Enter Signing Key for Outbound Emails: The signing key that will be used for the signature for outbound emails
To cancel without saving the new sender domain, click the Cancel button. The Define Sender Domain section disappears. The sender domain is not added to the domain list.
Click the Save button. The Define Sender Domain section disappears. The new sender domain is added to the domain list.
Note: There are specific technical considerations to be made should you wish to use signatures. For more information about DomainKeys and DKIM, see DomainKeys and Domain Keys Identified Mail