The DMARC Director Reputation Monitoring Service is a tool designed to proactively track your domain names and IP addresses, ensuring they are not listed on global blocklists which could negatively impact your email deliverability and your brand’s reputation.
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The service offers a range of features and functionalities, including:
Steps to add a monitoring rule for assets (domains/IP addresses):/msdyn_blobfile/$value)
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Note: Details about notification integration are provided in the 4th point. The added monitoring rule will appear in the Configuration section.
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You can delete the added monitoring rule. Once deleted, the system will stop performing blocklist lookups. To update the monitoring rule, click on the edit icon as shown below:
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Modify the integration or the frequency of the check, and add or remove assets as per your preference.
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DNS Blocklist (RBL/DNSBL)
Our Reputation Monitoring service regularly checks if your domain names or IP addresses are listed on DNS Blocklists, also known as RBL (Rea'-time Blackhole List) or DNSBL (DNS Blacklist). These lists contain known malicious or spammy IP addresses and domains and being listed can negatively impact your email deliverability and online reputation.
How it works
Insights on Monitoring Results
The results of monitoring your added assets will be displayed in the alert history section.
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In the alert history section, you can view your asset and their monitoring results. To check if any of your assets are listed on DNS Blocklists or Whitelists, simply click on the alert history icon.
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In the popup window, you will see the status of your asset, the host where it is blocklisted or whitelisted, and the date/time. Clicking on the host will redirect you to the host's website.
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To see asset details click on the asset name.
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Detailed Overview of Your Assets and Their Current Statuses
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The Summary section provides information based on the most recent checks.
Note: For clarity, we categorize assets into three types: Blocklisted, Watchlisted, and Whitelisted, based on the number of zones where the asset is found.
The service offers a range of features and functionalities, including:
- Monitoring of domain names and IP addresses
- DNS Blocklist (RBL/DNSBL) checks
- Insights on monitoring results
- Alerts and notifications via email and webhooks for any status changes
- A user-friendly summary that provides an overview of your assets and their statuses
- Domain Name and IP Address Monitoring
Steps to add a monitoring rule for assets (domains/IP addresses):
- Go to the Reputation Monitoring section on your account.
- Switch the tab to navigate to the configure section.
- Click the Add button
- On the opened modal enter the Monitoring group name, select/add assets, set the frequency, and add notification integration.
- Click the Add button.
Note: Details about notification integration are provided in the 4th point. The added monitoring rule will appear in the Configuration section.
You can delete the added monitoring rule. Once deleted, the system will stop performing blocklist lookups. To update the monitoring rule, click on the edit icon as shown below:
Modify the integration or the frequency of the check, and add or remove assets as per your preference.
DNS Blocklist (RBL/DNSBL)
Our Reputation Monitoring service regularly checks if your domain names or IP addresses are listed on DNS Blocklists, also known as RBL (Rea'-time Blackhole List) or DNSBL (DNS Blacklist). These lists contain known malicious or spammy IP addresses and domains and being listed can negatively impact your email deliverability and online reputation.
How it works
- Adding Monitoring Rules: Once you add a monitoring rule or group, the system will immediately perform a blacklist lookup and log the results in the alert history.
- Receiving Alerts: Within about 15 minutes of adding the monitoring rule, you will receive alerts based on your notification integration settings. Further checks will be conducted according to the frequency you set.
- Updating Alert History: The alert history will be updated based on the lookup status of the asset. For example, if an asset is whitelisted or blacklisted, the alert history will reflect these changes.
- Instant Lookups: The system performs an instant blocklist lookup when a monitoring rule is added ensuring you get the most
- Customizable Notifications: You can configure notification settings to receive alerts via your preferred method, ensuring your stay informed about any changes.
- Regular Checks: The system conducts regular checks based on the frequency you set, helping you maintain, a good online reputation by quickly identifying and addressing any blocklist issues.
- Comprehensive Monitoring: This service helps protect your email deliverability and online reputation by monitoring multiple DNS Blocklists.
Insights on Monitoring Results
The results of monitoring your added assets will be displayed in the alert history section.
In the alert history section, you can view your asset and their monitoring results. To check if any of your assets are listed on DNS Blocklists or Whitelists, simply click on the alert history icon.
In the popup window, you will see the status of your asset, the host where it is blocklisted or whitelisted, and the date/time. Clicking on the host will redirect you to the host's website.
To see asset details click on the asset name.
Detailed Overview of Your Assets and Their Current Statuses
The Summary section provides information based on the most recent checks.
Note: For clarity, we categorize assets into three types: Blocklisted, Watchlisted, and Whitelisted, based on the number of zones where the asset is found.
- Blocklisted: An asset is considered blocklisted if it appears in more than one zone/database.
- Watchlisted: An asset is watchlisted if it is blocklisted in only one zone/database.
- Whitelisted: An asset is whitelisted if it is not listed in any blocklisted zones/databases.