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20 February 2026
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19:25 (cur | prev) +69 AndyHeathershaw talk contribs (Added category & title) Tag: Visual edit | ||||
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19:23 (cur | prev) −21 AndyHeathershaw talk contribs (→Introduction) Tags: Manual revert Visual edit | ||||
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19:02 (cur | prev) +1,809 AndyHeathershaw talk contribs (Created page with "SPF records indicate what servers (IP addresses) are allowed to send mail for a domain. === About the SPF Record Analyser tool === To reduce spammers from sending e-mail that appears to come from your domain (known as e-mail spoofing) you can publish an SPF record to your domain name's DNS records. An SPF record tells receiving mail servers which servers are explicitly allowed to send e-mail that comes from your domain name. It is strongly recommended you publish an S...") Tag: Visual edit | |||
| N 18:50 | Solid Tools:Domain Whois diffhist +7,591 AndyHeathershaw talk contribs (Migrated from Bookstack) | ||||
| N 18:46 | Solid Tools:Dig diffhist +2,807 AndyHeathershaw talk contribs (Created page with ""Dig" is a tool on Unix and Linux servers that queries the Domain Name System for DNS records. === About the Dig tool === Computers use the Domain Name System (or DNS for short) to convert human-readable domain names (e.g. www.soliddevtools.com) into an IPv4 address (e.g. '''109.228.50.239''') or an IPv6 address (e.g. '''2a00:da00:1800:15a::1'''). DNS records also store information about the millions of domains and websites that are on the Internet - such as an approve...") | ||||