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Edit DKIM Selector

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Please provide a valid selector (letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores only).
The selector is used in DNS records to identify this DKIM key (e.g., "selector._domainkey.{{.domain.DomainName}}")
Current Information

Domain: {{.domain.DomainName}}

Current Selector: {{.dkim_key.Selector}}

Status: {{if .dkim_key.IsActive}}Active{{else}}Inactive{{end}}

Created: {{strftime "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" .dkim_key.CreatedAt}}

Important Note

Changing the selector will require updating your DNS records to match the new selector name.

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DNS Record Information
Current DNS Record

Name: {{.dkim_key.Selector}}._domainkey.{{.domain.DomainName}}

Type: TXT

Tip: After changing the selector, update your DNS provider to use the new record name. The value stays the same.

DNS Automation

By default you copy the DNS record above into your DNS provider yourself. Switch to Automatic to have this server push it there for you (on create and on every regenerate) via your DNS provider's API — this setting applies to the whole domain, not just this one selector.

Defaults to the domain name itself — override if your DNS provider hosts a parent zone instead.
Shared DKIM Key

Sign this domain's outbound mail with the server's one shared DKIM key instead of its own — lets you CNAME {{.dkim_key.Selector}}._domainkey.{{.domain.DomainName}} to the shared record once and never touch DNS again on rotation. Ask your global admin for the shared record's current name/value from the main DKIM page.

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