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TLS-RPT

A DNS record naming an address that receives daily reports of TLS failures when other servers deliver mail to your domain.

What TLS-RPT means

A DNS record naming an address that receives daily reports of TLS failures when other servers deliver mail to your domain. It is how an MTA-STS policy is monitored before it is enforced; the address has to exist, or the reports bounce into nothing.

What TLS-RPT can and cannot support

It can supportIt cannot support
A DNS record naming an address that receives daily reports of TLS failures when other servers deliver mail to your domain.It is how an MTA-STS policy is monitored before it is enforced; the address has to exist, or the reports bounce into nothing.

Where TLS-RPT comes up on this site

Terms this definition uses

MTA-STS

Definitions that name TLS-RPT

MTA-STS

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Questions about TLS-RPT

What is TLS-RPT?

A DNS record naming an address that receives daily reports of TLS failures when other servers deliver mail to your domain.

What does TLS-RPT not show or guarantee?

It is how an MTA-STS policy is monitored before it is enforced; the address has to exist, or the reports bounce into nothing.

Which area of the glossary does TLS-RPT belong to?

Security and privacy: Where an agent, a tool or a page can be turned against its operator, and the controls that limit the damage without proving safety.

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