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Hi
I trying to enable DKIM, when I click enable for the domain I'm told I need to add two CNAME records, selector1._domainkey.xxxx.co.uk & selector2._domainkey.xxxx.co.uk
When I go to the DNS records of the domain (controlled by 365) I am unable to get it to save the record, I am adding a CNAME recorder with host name selector1._domainkey and Points to address of selector1._domainkey.xxxx.co.uk , when I try to save the record I get the error Sorry we cant save your record right now please try again later.
Any advice or suggestions welcomed.
Regards
Steve
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Hi Steve,
Greetings.
It looks like the CNAME records you set is not correct, please refer to the detailed instructions in this official article: How to use DKIM for email in your custom domain - Office 365 | Microsoft Docs
Best Regards,
Linda