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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/set-up-rackspace-email-forwarding This article describes how to forward a Rackspace Email mailbox to another email address. If you need to configure forwarding for a Microsoft® Exchange mailbox, see Set up Microsoft Exchange email forwarding . Prerequisites Applies to: User and Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: Approximately 5 minutes to set forward / Additional 15 minutes for forward to function Tools required: apps.rackspace.com access for Users / Cloud Office Control Panel access for Administrators For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . Set up forwarding by using webmail Use the following steps to forward email from your Rackspace Email address to another address using webmail: Log in to the mailbox to be forwarded at apps.rackspace.com . Log in to the mailbox to be forwarded at apps.rackspace.com . Click your username in the upper right-hand corner, then select Settings . A settings pop-up box displays. Click your username in the upper right-hand corner, then select Settings . A settings pop-up box displays. Click the Incoming Email tab on the left-hand side of this box. Click the Incoming Email tab on the left-hand side of this box. To the right, click the Forwarding tab. To the right, click the Forwarding tab. Click the On option for Status . Click the On option for Status . Check the box next to Save a copy of forwarded email . Warning: If Save a copy of forwarded email is not checked, this mailbox will not store any messages sent to it. Check the box next to Save a copy of forwarded email . Warning: If Save a copy of forwarded email is not checked, this mailbox will not store any messages sent to it. Enter the email address to which you want to forward email in the Forward to field. Enter the email address to which you want to forward email in the Forward to field. Click Save . Click Save . Note: Allow at least 15 minutes after setup for the forward to be fully enabled. If you are unable to set up a forward using this method, contact your account administrator. References Cloud Office support terminology Cloud Office Email Portal Set up Microsoft Exchange email forwarding . Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/set-up-rackspace-email-forwarding This article describes how to forward a Rackspace Email mailbox to another email address. If you need to configure forwarding for a Microsoft® Exchange mailbox, see Set up Microsoft Exchange email forwarding . Prerequisites Applies to: User and Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: Approximately 5 minutes to set forward / Additional 15 minutes for forward to function Tools required: apps.rackspace.com access for Users / Cloud Office Control Panel access for Administrators For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . Set up forwarding by using webmail Use the following steps to forward email from your Rackspace Email address to another address using webmail: Log in to the mailbox to be forwarded at apps.rackspace.com . Log in to the mailbox to be forwarded at apps.rackspace.com . Click your username in the upper right-hand corner, then select Settings . A settings pop-up box displays. Click your username in the upper right-hand corner, then select Settings . A settings pop-up box displays. Click the Incoming Email tab on the left-hand side of this box. Click the Incoming Email tab on the left-hand side of this box. To the right, click the Forwarding tab. To the right, click the


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Input: computer is displayed. On the SQL Server pane, click Firewall to open the Firewall pane for your server. The IP address of your client computer is displayed. Click Add client IP on the toolbar to create a firewall rule for your current IP address. You can create a firewall rule for a single IP address or an entire range of addresses. Opening the firewall enables SQL administrators and users to log in to any database on the server for which they have valid credentials. Click Add client IP on the toolbar to create a firewall rule for your current IP address. You can create a firewall rule for a single IP address or an entire range of addresses. Opening the firewall enables SQL administrators and users to log in to any database on the server for which they have valid credentials. Click Save on the toolbar to save this server-level firewall rule, and then select Ok to close the Success dialog box. Click Save on the toolbar to save this server-level firewall rule, and then select Ok to close the Success dialog box. Connect to the server with SSMS Open SQL Server Management Studio. Open SQL Server Management Studio. In the Connect to Server dialog box, enter your server name and then select SQL Server Authentication . Enter the username and password that you specified when you created your server level Firewall rule. In the Connect to Server dialog box, enter your server name and then select SQL Server Authentication . Enter the username and password that you specified when you created your server level Firewall rule. Click Connect to start the connection, and then open Object Explorer in SSMS. Click Connect to start the connection, and then open Object Explorer in SSMS. Backing up Azure SQL Database SQL Database automatically performs weekly full database backups, hourly differential database backups, and transaction log backups every five minutes. These backups are stored for 35 days for databases in the Standard and Premium service tiers. If you need to recover data that is older than 35 days, consider archiving your database regularly to a BACPAC file (a compressed file that contains your database schema and associated data) stored either in Azure blob storage or in another location. Updated 5 days ago

Output: computer is displayed. On the SQL Server pane, click Firewall to open the Firewall pane for your server. The IP address of your client computer is displayed. Click Add client IP on the toolbar to create a firewall rule for your current IP address. You can create a firewall rule for a single IP address or an entire range of addresses. Opening the firewall enables SQL administrators and users to log in to any database on the server for which they have valid credentials. Click Add client IP on the toolbar to create a firewall rule for your current IP address. You can create a firewall rule for a single IP address or an entire range of addresses. Opening the firewall enables SQL administrators and users to log in to any database on the server for which they have valid credentials. Click Save on the toolbar to save this server-level firewall rule, and then select Ok to close the Success dialog box. Click Save on the toolbar to save this server-level firewall rule, and then select Ok to close the Success dialog box. Connect to the server with SSMS Open SQL Server Management Studio. Open SQL Server Management Studio. In


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Input: to market faster. Big data analytics and AI/ML Gain customer insights and leverage data to drive your merchandising strategy through analyzing data from multiple sources such as POS systems, customer reviews and social media. Master data management Consolidate customer, product & supplier data in a single data platform on AWS, enabling accurate forecasting, inventory planning and consistent omni-channel customer experiences as well as operational efficiency in post-sales and returns management. AI personalization engines and forecasting Create high-quality, real-time recommendations to personalize every touchpoint along the user journey leveraging Amazon Personalize. Predict more accurate business outcomes from planning product demand, resources and inventories to projecting financial outcomes with Amazon Forecast. Supply chain optimization Enhance post-purchase experiences through streamlined fulfillment with AI/ML powered solutions that optimize shipping and packaging. Draw insights on how to reduce shipping costs and damages through integrating with your existing ERP and additional data sources to determine which product classes to group and what package type to ship in. "Rackspace's agility and speed in implementing solutions made all the difference in their effectiveness in supporting our growth." See More Case Studies Our approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business and your customers – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Decades of expertise matched with thousands of experts Expert guidance so you can maximize the benefits of modern cloud. Ready to start the conversation? Ready to start the conversation? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system status Rackspace system status Rackspace Technology Careers Rackspace Technology accelerates the value of the cloud during every phase of a customer’s digital transformation. Join us on our mission.

Output: to market faster. Big data analytics and AI/ML Gain customer insights and leverage data to drive your merchandising strategy through analyzing data from multiple sources such as POS systems, customer reviews and social media. Master data management Consolidate customer, product & supplier data in a single data platform on AWS, enabling accurate forecasting, inventory planning and consistent omni-channel customer experiences as well as operational efficiency in post-sales and returns management. AI personalization engines and forecasting Create high-quality, real-time recommendations to personalize every touchpoint along the user journey leveraging Amazon Personalize. Predict more accurate business outcomes from planning product demand, resources and inventories to projecting financial outcomes with Amazon Forecast. Supply chain optimization Enhance post-purchase experiences through streamlined fulfillment with AI/ML powered solutions that optimize shipping and packaging. Draw insights on how to reduce shipping costs and damages through integrating with your existing ERP and additional data sources to determine which product classes to group and what package type to ship in. "Rackspace's agility and speed in implementing solutions made all the difference in their effectiveness in supporting our growth." See More Case Studies Our approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business


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Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/cloud/cloud-migration On this page: Business Challenge Use Cases Success Story Supported Platforms Resources Get Started Take the next step towards cloud migration You can take one of many paths when starting your cloud adoption journey. But to get started, you should first examine each individual workload and determine the best migration route for your organization. At Rackspace Technology, we’ve found the most effective migration plans for each workload, and we can help you build a compelling migration strategy that accelerates the return on your cloud investment. We create customized cloud migration plans designed to support your business goals while minimizing business risks, disruption and downtime. Our cloud migration consultants will conduct a holistic assessment of your IT environment and handle the migration of your applications and workloads. Download this white paper and discover the key migration path to success → Use Cases Assessment and Strategy Receive a holistic assessment of your IT environment. For a secure, compliant, and unbiased roadmap to the cloud, we’ll: Catalog your existing applications, infrastructure and network architecture to help prioritize workloads and applications. Determine which cloud platform(s) fit your overall transformation objectives. Design a high-level target infrastructure and cloud platform architecture that accommodates your security and risk requirements. Assess your existing workloads and predict future cloud consumption to estimate your costs. Explore your detailed deployment strategy and migration tools for all applications and future recommendations. Optimising Your AWS Cloud Migration: 4 Paths for a Successful Move to the Cloud → Cloud Migration Services We’ll help you find the right cloud for each application, then migrate it for you. Participate in our cloud migration workshops, where our consultants work with you to identify which applications should be migrated to the cloud, determine your migration method (lift and shift, cloud native refactoring, etc.) and develop a high-level plan to get it there. Build confidence in a manageable and cost-effective cloud migration by starting with a single, meaningful workload. Our experts will handle your application migration and remediation. We’ll work with you to validate your applications, data and network accessibility, and perform cut-over and go-live procedures. Simplify your cloud migration with SDDC Flex → Rethinking support models for a cloud native world Rackspace Elastic Engineering See how Rackspace Elastic Engineering breaks down the traditional build and operate barriers and opens up new possibilities to accelerate innovation. See more case studies Our Approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/cloud/cloud-migration On this page: Business Challenge Use Cases Success Story Supported Platforms Resources Get Started Take the next step towards cloud migration You can take one of many paths when starting your cloud adoption journey. But to get started, you should first examine each individual workload and determine the best migration route for your organization. At Rackspace Technology, we’ve found the most effective migration plans for each workload, and we can help you build a compelling migration strategy that accelerates the return on your cloud investment. We create customized cloud migration plans designed to support your business goals while minimizing business risks, disruption and downtime. Our cloud migration consultants will conduct a holistic assessment of your IT environment and handle the migration of your applications and workloads. Download this white paper and discover the key migration path to success → Use Cases Assessment and Strategy Receive a holistic assessment of your IT environment. For a secure, compliant, and unbiased roadmap to the cloud, we’ll: Catalog your existing applications, infrastructure and network architecture to help prioritize workloads and applications. Determine which cloud platform(s) fit your overall transformation objectives. Design a high-level target infrastructure and cloud platform architecture that accommodates your


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/rackspace-email-support-terminology This article defines Rackspace Email support article prerequisites and common Rackspace Email support terminology. Rackspace Email Support Article Prerequisites Rackspace Email support articles provide one or more of the following prerequisites to describe the parameters of the article. Prerequisite Definition Values or examples Applies to Specifies the audience of the article, either User , Administrator , or both. Note : An article that applies to a User can also be valuable information for an Administrator . *User : In the context of support, a user has access to our product (e.g., apps.rackspace.com), but does not have access to administrator tools (e.g., the Rackspace Email Control Panel ). Note: An article that applies to a User can also be valuable information for an Administrator**. Role The specific function of the person performing the task. *Administrator**: The article discusses a topic that might require access to administrator tools (e.g., the Rackspace Email Control Panel). Difficulty A subjective evaluation of the difficulty of completing the task in the article. *Easy : The article is instructional and involves minimal or no troubleshooting. Moderate : The article is instructional but requires troubleshooting or access to tools that are not part of Rackspace Email. For example, you are configuring your DNS records, your DNS is hosted at GoDaddy, and you need to access your GoDaddy account. Challenging**: The article is almost entirely troubleshooting. Time needed Approximate time needed to complete the steps if you have access to all the required tools and do not encounter any unforeseen obstacles. Examples of unforeseen obstacles include password recovery, internet connectivity issues, or local network configuration problems. Required tools The minimum tools required to complete the steps. This can refer to level of access, software, or hardware. *Examples**: Offending device, Non-primary computer, Access to your email account. Rackspace Email Terminology Administrator: An individual who is listed as an account administrator or account contact on a Rackspace Email account. Rackspace Email Control Panel: A tool accessible only by administrators for managing a Rackspace Email account. It can be accessed at https://cp.rackspace.com . Rackspace Email Portal: A centralized log in page for Rackspace Email users. It can be accessed at https://apps.rackspace.com . Email Help Tool: A tool accessible by anyone with a valid Rackspace Email address and password.

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/rackspace-email-support-terminology This article defines Rackspace Email support article prerequisites and common Rackspace Email support terminology. Rackspace Email Support Article Prerequisites Rackspace Email support articles provide one or more of the following prerequisites to describe the parameters of the article. Prerequisite Definition Values or examples Applies to Specifies the audience of the article, either User , Administrator , or both. Note : An article that applies to a User can also be valuable information for an Administrator . *User : In the context of support, a user has access to our product (e.g., apps.rackspace.com), but does not have access to administrator tools (e.g., the Rackspace Email Control Panel ). Note: An article that applies to a User can also be valuable information for an Administrator**. Role The specific function of the person performing the task. *Administrator**: The article discusses a topic that might require access to administrator tools (e.g., the Rackspace Email Control Panel). Difficulty A subjective evaluation of the difficulty of completing the task in the article. *Easy : The article is instructional and involves minimal or no troubleshooting. Moderate : The article is instructional but requires troubleshooting or access to tools that are not part of Rackspace Email.


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/linux-patching-for-cloud-servers-managed-operations-service-level Linux patching comes directly from vendors or distribution communities. The exception is Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which feeds updates through a data center–specific proxy server. The proxy server's authoritative data is the Managed Red Hat Network server. Patching delays in a Managed Red Hat Network server also cause update delays in the proxy servers for the Managed Operations service level. For example, the upgrade to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5, the fifth update release to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, was delayed for several months after it was released by Red Hat. This table states the patching mechanisms and Rackspace-specific servers used in Managed Operations for different distributions. In the patching server URL, substitute the data center code, such as dfw1 or ord1 , for {dc} . Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/linux-patching-for-cloud-servers-managed-operations-service-level Linux patching comes directly from vendors or distribution communities. The exception is Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which feeds updates through a data center–specific proxy server. The proxy server's authoritative data is the Managed Red Hat Network server. Patching delays in a Managed Red Hat Network server also cause update delays in the proxy servers for the Managed Operations service level. For example, the upgrade to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5, the fifth update release to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, was delayed for several months after it was released by Red Hat. This table states the patching mechanisms and Rackspace-specific servers used in Managed Operations for different distributions. In the patching server URL, substitute the data center code, such as dfw1 or ord1 , for {dc} . Updated 5 days ago


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Input: their own preferences : This option manually toggles the settings on this page when you select the radio button and click Save . It does not stay enabled, and it serves only as a one-time update for the preferences. Set override options by choosing one of the following options: Set preferences only for users who have not set their own : This default selection manually toggles the settings on this page and does not affect any current ongoing spam filter settings for other mailboxes. Override preferences for all users regardless of their own preferences : This option manually toggles the settings on this page when you select the radio button and click Save . It does not stay enabled, and it serves only as a one-time update for the preferences. Click Save . Click Save . Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also click Let's Talk to start the conversation . Updated 5 days ago

Output: their own preferences : This option manually toggles the settings on this page when you select the radio button and click Save . It does not stay enabled, and it serves only as a one-time update for the preferences. Set override options by choosing one of the following options: Set preferences only for users who have not set their own : This default selection manually toggles the settings on this page and does not affect any current ongoing spam filter settings for other mailboxes. Override preferences for all users regardless of their own preferences : This option manually toggles the settings on this page when you select the radio button and click Save . It does not stay enabled, and it serves only as a one-time update for the preferences. Click Save . Click Save . Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also click Let's Talk to start the conversation . Updated 5 days ago


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/manage-cloud-office-administrator-information-in-the-control-panel Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 5-10 Minutes Tools required: Rackspace Cloud Office Administrator credentials For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . This article describes how to modify information for your Cloud Office Control Panel Administrator by using the My Profile feature in the Cloud Office Control Panel . IMPORTANT: Managed and Dedicated customers access contacts and permissions in the MyRackspace Portal. For more information, see Adding or Editing Users in the MyRackspace Portal. Access My Account in the Cloud Office Control Panel If you, as a Cloud Office Administrator, want to update your own contact information, security settings, authentication methods, or notification preferences, you can do this in the My Account section of the Cloud Office Control Panel . Use the following steps to access the My Profile section of the Cloud Office Control Panel : Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel by using your Cloud Office administrator credentials. Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel by using your Cloud Office administrator credentials. Click the My Account in the top-right-hand corner and then click Administrators from the drop-down menu. Click the My Account in the top-right-hand corner and then click Administrators from the drop-down menu. Use the steps in the following sections to make changes to your account and security settings. Use the following steps to modify your Admin Information in the My Account section of the Cloud Office Control Panel : Click the Manage button next to the Administrator and then choose one of the following fields to update: First Name Last Name Email Address Contact Phone Number Job Title Click the Manage button next to the Administrator and then choose one of the following fields to update: First Name Last Name Email Address Contact Phone Number Job Title After you finish modifying your admin information, click Update Admin Information to save your changes. After you finish modifying your admin information, click Update Admin Information to save your changes. Note: We recommend using an email address that is not hosted under the same account. Use the following steps to modify your Security Question and Answer from within the My Profile section of the Cloud Office Control Panel : Click Edit Security Question . Click Edit Security Question . Select a Security Question from the list available within the drop-down menu, then enter your Security Answer in the field provided. Select a Security Question from the list available within the drop-down menu, then

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/manage-cloud-office-administrator-information-in-the-control-panel Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 5-10 Minutes Tools required: Rackspace Cloud Office Administrator credentials For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . This article describes how to modify information for your Cloud Office Control Panel Administrator by using the My Profile feature in the Cloud Office Control Panel . IMPORTANT: Managed and Dedicated customers access contacts and permissions in the MyRackspace Portal. For more information, see Adding or Editing Users in the MyRackspace Portal. Access My Account in the Cloud Office Control Panel If you, as a Cloud Office Administrator, want to update your own contact information, security settings, authentication methods, or notification preferences, you can do this in the My Account section of the Cloud Office Control Panel . Use the following steps to access the My Profile section of the Cloud Office Control Panel : Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel by using your Cloud Office administrator credentials. Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel by using your Cloud Office administrator credentials. Click the My Account in the top-right-hand corner and then click Administrators from the drop-down menu. Click the My Account in the top-right-hand corner


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/sql-server-tips-and-tricks To help you learn about a few of the capabilities and features of Microsoft SQL Server 2016, we have compiled our favorite tips and tricks. If you have any questions, contact us . Use the Cycle Clipboard Ring feature SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) stores multiple copies of the code that you copy and cut in the clipboard. SSMS maintains a history of this code so that you can paste it into other code. This feature is known as Cycle Clipboard Ring . To use it, click Edit > Cycle Clipboard Ring , or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+V . Use code snippets The code snippets feature helps you write code quickly. Code snippets provide you with templates for specific tasks. Use the following steps to insert a snippet template and change the values: In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), right-click Query Window . In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), right-click Query Window . Select Insert Snippet . Select Insert Snippet . Select the snippet category from the list that is displayed. Select the snippet category from the list that is displayed. Select the task from the list that is displayed. Select the task from the list that is displayed. Change the values and run the code. Change the values and run the code. Debug a SQL script You can use the following methods to debug a SQL script: Open or write the script and then press Alt+F5 , which opens the debug interface. Open or write the script and then press Alt+F5 , which opens the debug interface. Click the Debug button in the SQL Editor tool bar to open the debug interface. Click the Debug button in the SQL Editor tool bar to open the debug interface. Classify server categories by using colors In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), you can specify the colors of the status bars for the servers. For example, you can specify red for production servers, yellow for test servers, and green for development servers. Use these steps to categorize servers by color: While connected to the server, click Option in the Connect to Database Engine dialog box. While connected to the server, click Option in the Connect to Database Engine dialog box. Select the Connection Properties tab. Select the Connection Properties tab. Click Use Custom Color and select the color you want. Click Use Custom Color and select the color you want. View metadata You can quickly get the metadata and properties for objects. In the query window, select the

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/sql-server-tips-and-tricks To help you learn about a few of the capabilities and features of Microsoft SQL Server 2016, we have compiled our favorite tips and tricks. If you have any questions, contact us . Use the Cycle Clipboard Ring feature SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) stores multiple copies of the code that you copy and cut in the clipboard. SSMS maintains a history of this code so that you can paste it into other code. This feature is known as Cycle Clipboard Ring . To use it, click Edit > Cycle Clipboard Ring , or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+V . Use code snippets The code snippets feature helps you write code quickly. Code snippets provide you with templates for specific tasks. Use the following steps to insert a snippet template and change the values: In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), right-click Query Window . In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), right-click Query Window . Select Insert Snippet . Select Insert Snippet . Select the snippet category from the list that is displayed. Select the snippet category from the list that is displayed. Select the task from the list that is displayed. Select the task from the list that


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/migrate-gogrid-cloud-servers-to-rackspace-cloud Rackspace will discontinue support of GoGrid service effective May 31st, 2019. You might be able to migrate your GoGrid Linux® servers to the Rackspace Public Cloud by using InstanceSync . You do not need to stop your GoGrid server to complete the migration. The following process is offered as an unsupported courtesy and is not guaranteed to work for your GoGrid Linux servers. Migration Steps Use the following steps to migrate your GoGrid Linux servers to the Rackspace Cloud: Sign up for a Rackspace Public Cloud account. Sign up for a Rackspace Public Cloud account. Create a new destination server in the Rackspace Public Cloud and record the public IPv4 address and root password of your new Rackspace server. See Create a general purpose Cloud Server for assistance. If your current servers are running an end-of-life (EOL) operating system (OS), such as Ubuntu® 12, contact Rackspace Support to help you build the destination server. Create a new destination server in the Rackspace Public Cloud and record the public IPv4 address and root password of your new Rackspace server. See Create a general purpose Cloud Server for assistance. If your current servers are running an end-of-life (EOL) operating system (OS), such as Ubuntu® 12, contact Rackspace Support to help you build the destination server. If you are running an EOL OS, you need to change the base repositories for your server (both your old GoGrid server and the new Rackspace Cloud server). For example, the CentOS® 5 repository should be baseurl=https://vault.centos.org/5.11/os/$basearch . Consult your distribution's documentation for more specifics on this step. If you are running an EOL OS, you need to change the base repositories for your server (both your old GoGrid server and the new Rackspace Cloud server). For example, the CentOS® 5 repository should be baseurl=https://vault.centos.org/5.11/os/$basearch . Consult your distribution's documentation for more specifics on this step. Apply all available updates for your OS on both your GoGrid server and your new Rackspace destination server. For example, if you're running Ubuntu 14, don't upgrade to 16 or 18, but do apply all updates to Ubuntu 14. Apply all available updates for your

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/migrate-gogrid-cloud-servers-to-rackspace-cloud Rackspace will discontinue support of GoGrid service effective May 31st, 2019. You might be able to migrate your GoGrid Linux® servers to the Rackspace Public Cloud by using InstanceSync . You do not need to stop your GoGrid server to complete the migration. The following process is offered as an unsupported courtesy and is not guaranteed to work for your GoGrid Linux servers. Migration Steps Use the following steps to migrate your GoGrid Linux servers to the Rackspace Cloud: Sign up for a Rackspace Public Cloud account. Sign up for a Rackspace Public Cloud account. Create a new destination server in the Rackspace Public Cloud and record the public IPv4 address and root password of your new Rackspace server. See Create a general purpose Cloud Server for assistance. If your current servers are running an end-of-life (EOL) operating system (OS), such as Ubuntu® 12, contact Rackspace Support to help you build the destination server. Create a new destination server in the Rackspace Public Cloud and record the public IPv4 address and root password of your new Rackspace server. See Create a general purpose Cloud Server for assistance. If your current servers are running an end-of-life (EOL) operating system


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Input: you are going to require to use multi-factor authentication. Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication . Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication . Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication in the pop-up to confirm the request. Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication in the pop-up to confirm the request. You have successfully reset MFA for this administrator. They receive a prompt to set it up again on their next login attempt. Manage multi-factor authentication linked devices You have the option to trust devices when using multi-factor authentication. You can choose to trust a device the first time you set up multi-factor authentication on that device. Use the following instructions to edit your trusted devices: Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel . Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel . Click your username and account number, for example, adminusername(acct#) , in the upper right-hand corner to expand the menu. Click your username and account number, for example, adminusername(acct#) , in the upper right-hand corner to expand the menu. From the menu, select My Profile . From the menu, select My Profile . Select Trusted Devices . You see a list of trusted devices associated with your administrator account. Here you can choose to remove devices that you don't recognize or no longer use. Select Trusted Devices . You see a list of trusted devices associated with your administrator account. Here you can choose to remove devices that you don't recognize or no longer use. Click Edit Trusted Devices . You can now click the trash icon to the right of the device you want to remove and then click Save . Click Edit Trusted Devices . You can now click the trash icon to the right of the device you want to remove and then click Save . Updated 5 days ago

Output: you are going to require to use multi-factor authentication. Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication . Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication . Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication in the pop-up to confirm the request. Click on Reset Multi-Factor Authentication in the pop-up to confirm the request. You have successfully reset MFA for this administrator. They receive a prompt to set it up again on their next login attempt. Manage multi-factor authentication linked devices You have the option to trust devices when using multi-factor authentication. You can choose to trust a device the first time you set up multi-factor authentication on that device. Use the following instructions to edit your trusted devices: Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel . Log in to the Cloud Office Control Panel . Click your username and account number, for example, adminusername(acct#) , in the upper right-hand corner to expand the menu. Click your username and account number, for example, adminusername(acct#) , in the upper right-hand corner to expand the menu. From the menu, select My Profile . From the menu, select My Profile . Select Trusted Devices . You see a list of trusted devices associated with your administrator account. Here you can choose


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Input: messages up to 150 MB Outlook on the web provides a premium browser-based experience Focused Inbox makes it easy to track email that matters most Automatically move old messages to an In-Place Archive Exchange Online Plan 2 Includes features of Exchange Online (Plan 1), 100 GB storage & data loss prevention. Monthly commit Annual commit - monthly billing Annual commit - annual billing 24x7x365 support Rapid managed escalation to Microsoft Access to a premium admin portal 100 GB mailbox and messages up to 150 MB Built-in data loss prevention (DLP) Cloud Voicemail services with call answering, dial-in UI, and automated attendant Microsoft Teams Enterprise Microsoft Teams Enterprise is intended to complement our Office 365 (no Teams) and Microsoft 365 (no Teams) suites for enterprise customers. Monthly commit Annual commit - monthly billing Annual commit - annual billing 24x7x365 support Rapid managed escalation to Microsoft Access to a premium admin portal Unlimited group meetings for up to 30 hours 10 GB of cloud storage per user Anytime phone and web support Unlimited chat with coworkers and customers File sharing, tasks, and polling Data encryption for meetings, chat, calls, and files Microsoft 365 Copilot available as an add-on Accelerate your launch of Microsoft 365 Copilot Launch Microsoft 365 Copilot with a full flight plan Unlock productivity and uplevel skills in the Microsoft tools your teams already use: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams and more. Features Licensing + Foundational Support Discover and implement the appropriate Microsoft 365 plan for your business. Get around-the-clock access to our experts and Microsoft-certified specialists via phone, chat or ticket. Choose from a wide variety of Microsoft 365 plans, so you can get the combination that best fits your needs. Purchase and manage your Microsoft licenses directly through our user-friendly Microsoft 365 Customer Experience Portal. Get prioritized Microsoft support escalations: less than 1% of calls get escalated because most issues can be resolved by our support team. Our teams of migration and onboarding specialists help you plan and execute your migration to your 365 solution. Flexible month-to-month or annual billing options available. Rackspace Elastic Engineering Access application expertise, best practices, usage insights and optimization for Microsoft 365. Actively manage your roadmap with your Lead Application Engineer and Engagement Manager to facilitate ongoing delivery of advisory service activities. Receive ongoing advice, guidance or technical assistance each month to address your evolving business needs. Help protect customer data with ongoing security and compliance support. Extend your Microsoft 365 identities to other Microsoft products and third-party S

Output: messages up to 150 MB Outlook on the web provides a premium browser-based experience Focused Inbox makes it easy to track email that matters most Automatically move old messages to an In-Place Archive Exchange Online Plan 2 Includes features of Exchange Online (Plan 1), 100 GB storage & data loss prevention. Monthly commit Annual commit - monthly billing Annual commit - annual billing 24x7x365 support Rapid managed escalation to Microsoft Access to a premium admin portal 100 GB mailbox and messages up to 150 MB Built-in data loss prevention (DLP) Cloud Voicemail services with call answering, dial-in UI, and automated attendant Microsoft Teams Enterprise Microsoft Teams Enterprise is intended to complement our Office 365 (no Teams) and Microsoft 365 (no Teams) suites for enterprise customers. Monthly commit Annual commit - monthly billing Annual commit - annual billing 24x7x365 support Rapid managed escalation to Microsoft Access to a premium admin portal Unlimited group meetings for up to 30 hours 10 GB of cloud storage per user Anytime phone and web support Unlimited chat with coworkers and customers File sharing, tasks, and polling Data encryption for meetings, chat, calls, and files Microsoft 365 Copilot available as an add-on Accelerate your launch of


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/id-federation-map-policies-permissions-cloud You can use Rackspace Identity Federation to configure your corporate security and identity systems to enable your employees to use their regular company credentials to authenticate to Rackspace accounts. Authentication is based on the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 protocol. The SAML messages that are exchanged between an Identity Provider and Rackspace are interpreted by an Attribute Mapping Policy . This YAML Ain't Markup Language (YAML)-formatted policy maps SAML attributes to Rackspace required roles and permissions. An Attribute Mapping Policy is composed of one or more rules. These rules assign local values that are attached to a user after they log in to Rackspace, based on explicit or remote values in the SAML exchange from your third-party provider. Note : You must create a separate Attribute Mapping Policy for each Identity Provider that you want to use to log in to Rackspace. This article shows you how to create and customize an Attribute Mapping Policy. Prerequisites Before you create an Attribute Mapping Policy for your existing Identity Provider, you should have an understanding of the following languages: SAML 2.0 : SAML is a standard for defining eXtensible Markup Language (XML)-encoded assertions about authentication, authorization, and related attributes. SAML 2.0 : SAML is a standard for defining eXtensible Markup Language (XML)-encoded assertions about authentication, authorization, and related attributes. XPath 2.0 : XML Path Language (XPath) is a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard expression language for extracting information from structured data. The language is designed to be embedded in a host language, and the mapping policy language uses it in this way. XPath 2.0 : XML Path Language (XPath) is a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard expression language for extracting information from structured data. The language is designed to be embedded in a host language, and the mapping policy language uses it in this way. YAML 1.1 : YAML is a simple data serialization language that's designed to be human friendly. YAML is very similar to Javascript Object Notation (JSON) but supports useful features such as comments and the ability to easily input multi-line data. Attribute Mapping Policies are written in YAML.

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/id-federation-map-policies-permissions-cloud You can use Rackspace Identity Federation to configure your corporate security and identity systems to enable your employees to use their regular company credentials to authenticate to Rackspace accounts. Authentication is based on the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 protocol. The SAML messages that are exchanged between an Identity Provider and Rackspace are interpreted by an Attribute Mapping Policy . This YAML Ain't Markup Language (YAML)-formatted policy maps SAML attributes to Rackspace required roles and permissions. An Attribute Mapping Policy is composed of one or more rules. These rules assign local values that are attached to a user after they log in to Rackspace, based on explicit or remote values in the SAML exchange from your third-party provider. Note : You must create a separate Attribute Mapping Policy for each Identity Provider that you want to use to log in to Rackspace. This article shows you how to create and customize an Attribute Mapping Policy. Prerequisites Before you create an Attribute Mapping Policy for your existing Identity Provider, you should have an understanding of the following languages: SAML 2.0 : SAML is a standard for defining eXtensible Markup Language (XML)-encoded assertions about authentication, authorization, and related attributes.


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Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/industry/saas-isv On this page: Overview Solutions Customer success Get started We help our leading SaaS and ISV clients adopt a cloud native approach to application development and leverage automation, scalability and flexibility, in order to maximize their cloud ROI and be able to pass on the benefit of cost savings to their customers. Apply our SaaS expertise to every stage of your product life cycle — from concept to QA to production. Use cases Stay lean Focus your team on building software solutions while we manage the underlying compute, network and storage. Reduce capital costs with highly elastic cloud solutions offering 100% network uptime. Pay as you grow Our portfolio of hosting options lets you start small, deploy to production and scale when you’re ready. Enjoy fast time to deployment with minimal capital investment to deliver real value and ROI. Always local Our global data centers and network of data center partners deliver unsurpassed speed and reliability on a high-performance, managed network powered by proprietary routing technology. Comprehensive support Experienced solution architects help you build your solution backed by cloud security experts to protect your data and services to maintain compliance with PCI DSS, HIPAA, FISMA and more. "Onica, A Rackspace Technology Company, team worked as true partners with Buyatab. They became a part of our team and when Buyatab didn’t have project management resources to dedicate to the migration, Onica provided one who drove the team in a smart and effective way.” See More Case Studies Our approach Discover a partnership that can help you achieve more – for your people, your business and your customers – today and into the future. Consulting and Advisory Services Professional Services Managed Services Fanatical Experience™ Rackspace Fabric™ Our Expertise Explore our expert credentials and industry recognition. Ready to start the conversation? Ready to start the conversation? Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/industry/saas-isv On this page: Overview Solutions Customer success Get started We help our leading SaaS and ISV clients adopt a cloud native approach to application development and leverage automation, scalability and flexibility, in order to maximize their cloud ROI and be able to pass on the benefit of cost savings to their customers. Apply our SaaS expertise to every stage of your product life cycle — from concept to QA to production. Use cases Stay lean Focus your team on building software solutions while we manage the underlying compute, network and storage. Reduce capital costs with highly elastic cloud solutions offering 100% network uptime. Pay as you grow Our portfolio of hosting options lets you start small, deploy to production and scale when you’re ready. Enjoy fast time to deployment with minimal capital investment to deliver real value and ROI. Always local Our global data centers and network of data center partners deliver unsurpassed speed and reliability on a high-performance, managed network powered by proprietary routing technology. Comprehensive support Experienced solution architects help you build your solution backed by cloud security experts to protect your data and services to maintain compliance with PCI DSS, HIPAA, FISMA and more. "Onica,


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Input: North America Sustainability Partner of the Year Receiving recognition at the ESGBusiness Awards Recognition of Srini Koushik, our President of Technology and Sustainability, by SustainableIT.org Receiving the VMware 2023 Lifecycle Services Award for the Americas region Our move to a more efficient office Our transition to a new facility for our San Antonio headquarters will result in a reduced carbon footprint. We expect to see a reduction of 6,007 tons of Scope 1 and Scope 2 CO2 emissions. This will contribute to a 5% overall reduction in CO2 emission, based on 2022 data. Partnerships with Dell and VMware We have a lengthy track record of maintaining a focus on sustainability with two industry leaders: Dell Technologies and VMware. By outfitting over 40 global data centers with Dell hardware, we have helped to lower energy demands and operating costs for customers. Our collaboration with VMware helps customers leverage next-generation cloud technologies in conjunction with VMware solutions. 2025 Sustainability Report Delivering solutions that drive innovation and positive impact See how we have deepened our emissions measurement capabilities, enhanced operational efficiency across key facilities and expanded the role our services play in helping customers pursue their own sustainability goals. Ready to start the conversation? We’re experts on your side, doing what it takes to get the job done right — from the first consultation to your daily operations.

Output: North America Sustainability Partner of the Year Receiving recognition at the ESGBusiness Awards Recognition of Srini Koushik, our President of Technology and Sustainability, by SustainableIT.org Receiving the VMware 2023 Lifecycle Services Award for the Americas region Our move to a more efficient office Our transition to a new facility for our San Antonio headquarters will result in a reduced carbon footprint. We expect to see a reduction of 6,007 tons of Scope 1 and Scope 2 CO2 emissions. This will contribute to a 5% overall reduction in CO2 emission, based on 2022 data. Partnerships with Dell and VMware We have a lengthy track record of maintaining a focus on sustainability with two industry leaders: Dell Technologies and VMware. By outfitting over 40 global data centers with Dell hardware, we have helped to lower energy demands and operating costs for customers. Our collaboration with VMware helps customers leverage next-generation cloud technologies in conjunction with VMware solutions. 2025 Sustainability Report Delivering solutions that drive innovation and positive impact See how we have deepened our emissions measurement capabilities, enhanced operational efficiency across key facilities and expanded the role our services play in helping customers pursue their own sustainability goals. Ready to start the


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Input: SPF part of the headers. Use a search engine to copy and paste the contents of an email message. The text used in a typical phishing assault has almost certainly already been disclosed and published on the Internet. Emails purporting to be from an official source but with poor spelling or language should be avoided. Don't open attachments from unfamiliar or dubious senders. Emails offering huge sums of money or anything else that sounds too good to be true are almost always a scam. Be wary of emails that convey a sense of impending doom or peril. Phishing and BEC attempts to bypass receivers' inherent skepticism by implying that something horrible will happen if they do not act promptly. If the alert warns of upcoming account closures, scheduled payment failures, or questionable behavior on one of your financial accounts, proceed with caution. Instead of clicking on the link in the email, go to the website directly through your browser. Combat spoofing The primary line of protection against these types of attacks is user education. If you receive a faked communication, you should follow these steps: Blocklist any fake email addresses or IP addresses listed in the REPLY-TO, RETURN-PATH, or SOURCE IP fields. Blocklist addresses, domains, and IP addresses in Rackspace Email has instructions. If you or your users gave that information at any stage, change your email account's password right away. Inform the rest of your company about the circumstance. Because you can't stop spoofing, it's perhaps the most aggravating form of abuse to deal with. Spoofing is akin to drafting a bunch of letters and signing them with someone else's name. You can image how tough it would be to track down that information. Implementing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records in that order is the most important move you can make as an administrator. These are DNS records that offer extra levels of protection to your domain name to prevent fraudulent email from being sent out. Sender Policy Framework (SPF) records assist recipient mail servers in detecting illegitimate domain use, such as forgeries (spoofing). First, create an SPF record policy. Note: If you send email on behalf of your domain from other providers, be sure to include their sending servers in the same SPF record. Make no more than one SPF record. DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) records give mail sent from your domain a digital signature, indicating that it is allowed mail. See Enable DKIM in the Cloud Office Control Panel for details on how to enable DKIM for

Output: SPF part of the headers. Use a search engine to copy and paste the contents of an email message. The text used in a typical phishing assault has almost certainly already been disclosed and published on the Internet. Emails purporting to be from an official source but with poor spelling or language should be avoided. Don't open attachments from unfamiliar or dubious senders. Emails offering huge sums of money or anything else that sounds too good to be true are almost always a scam. Be wary of emails that convey a sense of impending doom or peril. Phishing and BEC attempts to bypass receivers' inherent skepticism by implying that something horrible will happen if they do not act promptly. If the alert warns of upcoming account closures, scheduled payment failures, or questionable behavior on one of your financial accounts, proceed with caution. Instead of clicking on the link in the email, go to the website directly through your browser. Combat spoofing The primary line of protection against these types of attacks is user education. If you receive a faked communication, you should follow these steps: Blocklist any fake email addresses or IP addresses listed in the REPLY-TO, RETURN-PATH, or SOURCE


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/additional-secret-key-creation Additional Secret key Creation To create additional secret keys, click “Create Additional Secret Key”. Copy and save the additional secret key in a safe location. The namespace details page provides the username and the secret key details. Updated 5 days ago

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/additional-secret-key-creation Additional Secret key Creation To create additional secret keys, click “Create Additional Secret Key”. Copy and save the additional secret key in a safe location. The namespace details page provides the username and the secret key details. Updated 5 days ago


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Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/applications/application-operations On this page: Overview Use Cases Case Study Supported Platforms Resources Get Started The rapid pace of technology change and demand for critical IT resources can pose a major challenge for you to keep up while maintaining your existing application infrastructure and optimizing your application operations. Rackspace Technology™ frees up your team while application specialists handle your application management processes and hosting environment — across custom and packaged apps, on your choice of on-premises, private and public cloud platforms. As the leading multicloud solutions expert with extensive application and data solution expertise, we accelerate the value of your packaged applications, whether they run in the cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft® Azure®, Google Cloud Platform™, Rackspace Private Cloud or in your own dedicated environments. From first consultation to daily operations, we combine the power of proactive, always-on application operations service and expertise with best-in-class tools and automation to deliver technology when and how you need it. Use Cases Application Management and Operations We’ll manage and operate your packaged business applications, including enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, digital experience, email and collaboration applications. Certified application specialists design, build, deploy and manage your application environment to ensure optimal performance and reliability. Advanced configuration and optimization Advanced technical and functional support Application administration, monitoring and maintenance Enterprise Resource Planning We provide the expertise you need to make the most of your ERP investment across SAP, Oracle and Microsoft application operations. Utilize our Professional Consulting Service for expert guidance in selecting your ERP and partners who can seamlessly execute on updates, implementations, global rollouts, divestitures, assessment and development projects. Integrate your ERP applications across your company to help ensure you have the best view into your business as well as streamlined maintenance and operational costs. We’ll also perform advanced configuration and optimization and provide ongoing administrative, technical and functional support for your application, its supporting infrastructure and your associated data workloads. Leverage the newly available 'Rackspace Elastic Engineering for ERP' and get on-demand access to a team of ERP experts that work with you to drive outcomes and continuously evolve your ERP application environment Digital Experience Optimize your customer experience with help from our experts in the industry’s leading digital experience platforms, including Sitecore XP and XC, Oracle Commerce, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), SAP Hybris Commerce and Synchronoss. We remove the complexity of managing and optimizing your digital experience applications

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/applications/application-operations On this page: Overview Use Cases Case Study Supported Platforms Resources Get Started The rapid pace of technology change and demand for critical IT resources can pose a major challenge for you to keep up while maintaining your existing application infrastructure and optimizing your application operations. Rackspace Technology™ frees up your team while application specialists handle your application management processes and hosting environment — across custom and packaged apps, on your choice of on-premises, private and public cloud platforms. As the leading multicloud solutions expert with extensive application and data solution expertise, we accelerate the value of your packaged applications, whether they run in the cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft® Azure®, Google Cloud Platform™, Rackspace Private Cloud or in your own dedicated environments. From first consultation to daily operations, we combine the power of proactive, always-on application operations service and expertise with best-in-class tools and automation to deliver technology when and how you need it. Use Cases Application Management and Operations We’ll manage and operate your packaged business applications, including enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, digital experience, email and collaboration applications. Certified application specialists design, build, deploy and manage your application environment to ensure optimal


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/migrate-your-email-by-using-the-self-service-migration-tool Use the Self-Service Migration Tool provided in the Cloud Office Control Panel to copy email data from your current provider to Rackspace Email, Rackspace Hosted Exchange, or Rackspace Office 365. Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Moderate Time needed: Up to several hours, depending on how much data is migrated Tools required: Cloud Office Control Panel access, DNS host Administrator access For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . Note : Some of the full version features of MigrationWiz (at migrationwiz.com) are not available within the Self-Service Migration Tool. If you want to use the full version, see Access the full version of MigrationWiz . Create mailboxes Before you begin your migration, you must create your mailboxes on the Rackspace environment. The migration tool does not create your mailboxes for you. Use the following resources to help you create your mailboxes: Rackspace Email: Add Rackspace Email mailboxes Microsoft Exchange: Add Microsoft Exchange mailboxes Rackspace Office 365: Add an Office 365 Licenses Add users individually or in bulk to Office 365 (Microsoft Support site) Create a shared mailbox (Microsoft Support site) Add an Office 365 Licenses Add users individually or in bulk to Office 365 (Microsoft Support site) Create a shared mailbox (Microsoft Support site) Note: During the migration process, you need the email address and password for every mailbox that you create. Migration requirements Warning: Do not cancel your source mail server service until you have confirmed with all users that they have their email data. Gather all email addresses, usernames, and passwords for mailboxes on both your source (current) and destination (Rackspace Email or Hosted Exchange) mail servers. This information is required for migrating email data with the Self-Service Migration Tool. For Office 365, you can use admin credentials to verify your migration. Note: The username for a mailbox is typically the same username you would use to log in to the Outlook Web App (OWA) or webmail in a web browser. For Rackspace Email, the username is the full email address. Gather all email addresses, usernames, and passwords for mailboxes on both your source (current) and destination (Rackspace Email or Hosted Exchange) mail servers. This information is required for migrating email data with the Self-Service

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/migrate-your-email-by-using-the-self-service-migration-tool Use the Self-Service Migration Tool provided in the Cloud Office Control Panel to copy email data from your current provider to Rackspace Email, Rackspace Hosted Exchange, or Rackspace Office 365. Prerequisites Applies to: Administrator Difficulty: Moderate Time needed: Up to several hours, depending on how much data is migrated Tools required: Cloud Office Control Panel access, DNS host Administrator access For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . Note : Some of the full version features of MigrationWiz (at migrationwiz.com) are not available within the Self-Service Migration Tool. If you want to use the full version, see Access the full version of MigrationWiz . Create mailboxes Before you begin your migration, you must create your mailboxes on the Rackspace environment. The migration tool does not create your mailboxes for you. Use the following resources to help you create your mailboxes: Rackspace Email: Add Rackspace Email mailboxes Microsoft Exchange: Add Microsoft Exchange mailboxes Rackspace Office 365: Add an Office 365 Licenses Add users individually or in bulk to Office 365 (Microsoft Support site) Create a shared mailbox (Microsoft Support site) Add an Office 365 Licenses Add users individually or in bulk to Office 365 (Microsoft


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Input: ic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Response Get feed for Backup events Request Response Request Response Get Backup event by ID Request Message samples Inbound bandwidth event message, v1 Outbound bandwidth usage event message, v1 Periodic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Response Request Message samples Inbound bandwidth event message, v1 Outbound bandwidth usage event message, v1 Periodic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Inbound bandwidth event message, v1 Outbound bandwidth usage event message, v1 Periodic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Response Cloud Big Data Get feed for Big Data events Request Response Get Big Data event by ID Request Message samples Big Data cluster usage event message event, v1 Big Data cluster usage event message event, v2 Response Get feed for Big Data events Request Response Request Response Get Big Data event by ID Request Message samples Big Data cluster usage event message event, v1 Big Data cluster usage event message event, v2 Response Request Message samples Big Data cluster usage event message event, v1 Big Data cluster usage event message event, v2 Big Data cluster usage event message event, v1 Big Data cluster usage event message event, v2 Response Cloud Block Storage Get feed for Block Storage events Request Response Get Block Storage event by ID Request Message samples Usage fields related to snapshot event message, v1 Usage fields related to volume event message, v1 Response Get feed for Block Storage events Request Response Request Response Get Block Storage event by ID Request Message samples Usage fields related to snapshot event message, v1 Usage fields related to volume event message, v1 Response Request Message samples Usage fields related to snapshot event message, v1 Usage fields related to volume event message, v1 Usage fields related to snapshot event message, v1 Usage fields related to volume event message, v1 Response CDN feed Get feed for CDN events Request Response Get Rackspace CDN event by ID Request Message samples Bandwidth usage information event message, v1 Bandwidth usage information event, v2 Requests usage information event message, v1 Requests usage information event message, v2 SSL certificate information event message, v1 Response Get feed for CDN events Request Response Request Response Get Rackspace CDN event by ID Request Message samples Bandwidth

Output: ic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Response Get feed for Backup events Request Response Request Response Get Backup event by ID Request Message samples Inbound bandwidth event message, v1 Outbound bandwidth usage event message, v1 Periodic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Response Request Message samples Inbound bandwidth event message, v1 Outbound bandwidth usage event message, v1 Periodic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Inbound bandwidth event message, v1 Outbound bandwidth usage event message, v1 Periodic license event message, version 1 Periodic license event message, version 2 Cloud backup files storage event message, version 1 Response Cloud Big Data Get feed for Big Data events Request Response Get Big Data event by ID Request Message samples Big Data cluster usage event message event, v1 Big Data cluster usage event message event, v2 Response Get feed for Big Data events Request Response Request Response Get Big Data event by ID Request Message samples Big Data cluster usage event message event, v1


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Input: and move them to the Current Members box. These are the destination mailboxes that will receive the emails sent to the alias address. (Optional) Add up to four external addresses for domains like gmail.com , yahoo.com , or hotmail.com . (Optional) Add up to four external addresses for domains like gmail.com , yahoo.com , or hotmail.com . Click Save . Click Save . Add multiple aliases Use this method to import a list of aliases from a file if you need to create more than one at a time. Log in to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . Log in to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . In the Rackspace Email section, click Aliases . In the Rackspace Email section, click Aliases . On the Aliases page, click Add Multiple Aliases . On the Aliases page, click Add Multiple Aliases . Create a CSV or Excel file that contains the information detailed in the Data Format section of the Import Aliases page. You can download a template by clicking the CSV template or Excel template link. Create a CSV or Excel file that contains the information detailed in the Data Format section of the Import Aliases page. You can download a template by clicking the CSV template or Excel template link. In the Import File section, click Choose file , select the CSV or Excel file you created, and click Open . In the Import File section, click Choose file , select the CSV or Excel file you created, and click Open . On the Import Aliases page, click Import . On the Import Aliases page, click Import . Review the Import Summary, which is displayed after the import completes, for any errors that occurred. Use the Feedback tab to make any comments or ask questions. You can also contact support for assistance. Updated 5 days ago

Output: and move them to the Current Members box. These are the destination mailboxes that will receive the emails sent to the alias address. (Optional) Add up to four external addresses for domains like gmail.com , yahoo.com , or hotmail.com . (Optional) Add up to four external addresses for domains like gmail.com , yahoo.com , or hotmail.com . Click Save . Click Save . Add multiple aliases Use this method to import a list of aliases from a file if you need to create more than one at a time. Log in to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . Log in to the Rackspace Email Control Panel . In the Rackspace Email section, click Aliases . In the Rackspace Email section, click Aliases . On the Aliases page, click Add Multiple Aliases . On the Aliases page, click Add Multiple Aliases . Create a CSV or Excel file that contains the information detailed in the Data Format section of the Import Aliases page. You can download a template by clicking the CSV template or Excel template link. Create a CSV or Excel file that contains the information detailed in the Data Format section of the Import Aliases page. You can download


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Input: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/set-up-exchange-online-email Prerequisites Applies to: User (Admin to enable authentication via SMTP) Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 5-10 Minutes for initial configuration. Sync time varies based on network speed. Tools required: Licensed Microsoft 365® user, active network connection For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . For additional information about Microsoft 365 licensing, see our product comparison chart . This article describes how to enable authenticated SMTP for Microsoft 365 Exchange® Online mailboxes and outlines the server settings for SMTP, IMAP, and POP protocols. Note: If you are unsure whether your license includes Exchange Online, contact your administrator. Enable SMTP authentication for Microsoft 365 Exchange Online mailboxes To send messages by using SMTP from an Exchange Online mailbox, an administrator needs to enable Authenticated SMTP for the user through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center by using the following steps: Sign in through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center . Sign in through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center . Select Users -> Active Users . Select Users -> Active Users . Click the display name of the mailbox for which you want to enable Authenticated SMTP . Click the display name of the mailbox for which you want to enable Authenticated SMTP . In the mailbox details, select Mail and click Manage email apps . In the mailbox details, select Mail and click Manage email apps . Click the checkbox to enable Authenticated SMTP and then select Save changes . Click the checkbox to enable Authenticated SMTP and then select Save changes . Configure Microsoft 365 Exchange Online mailboxes for SMTP, IMAP, and POP To configure your Microsoft 365 Exchange Online mailbox for use through SMTP , use the following settings: Outgoing server: smtp.office365.com Outgoing server: smtp.office365.com Port: 587 Port: 587 Encryption method: TLS or STARTTLS Encryption method: TLS or STARTTLS To configure your Microsoft 365 Exchange Online mailbox for use through IMAP , use the following settings: Incoming Server: outlook.office365.com Incoming Server: outlook.office365.com Port: 993 Port: 993 Encryption method: SSL Encryption method: SSL To configure your Microsoft 365 Exchange Online mailbox for use through POP , use the following settings: Incoming Server: outlook.office365.com Incoming Server: outlook.office365.com Port: 995 Port: 995 Enc

Output: URL: https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/set-up-exchange-online-email Prerequisites Applies to: User (Admin to enable authentication via SMTP) Difficulty: Easy Time needed: 5-10 Minutes for initial configuration. Sync time varies based on network speed. Tools required: Licensed Microsoft 365® user, active network connection For more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology . For additional information about Microsoft 365 licensing, see our product comparison chart . This article describes how to enable authenticated SMTP for Microsoft 365 Exchange® Online mailboxes and outlines the server settings for SMTP, IMAP, and POP protocols. Note: If you are unsure whether your license includes Exchange Online, contact your administrator. Enable SMTP authentication for Microsoft 365 Exchange Online mailboxes To send messages by using SMTP from an Exchange Online mailbox, an administrator needs to enable Authenticated SMTP for the user through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center by using the following steps: Sign in through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center . Sign in through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center . Select Users -> Active Users . Select Users -> Active Users . Click the display name of the mailbox for which you want to enable Authenticated SMTP . Click the display name of the mailbox for which you want to


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Input: Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system status Rackspace system status Rackspace Technology Careers Rackspace Technology accelerates the value of the cloud during every phase of a customer’s digital transformation. Join us on our mission.

Output: Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. Fill out the form to be connected to one of our experts. By submitting this form, I acknowledge that someone from Rackspace Technology will contact me via email or phone to discuss my request. You may withdraw your consent to receive additional information from Rackspace Technology at any time. Information collected in this form is subject to the Rackspace Technology Privacy Notice . Rackspace Technology Support To create a ticket or chat with a specialist regarding your account, log into your account. Legacy Datapipe One (Service Now) Rackspace Sovereign Services UK Support Phone 1-800-961-4454 International Support +1-512-361-4935 Help Documentation Support Documentation API Documentation System status Email & Apps system status Rackspace system status Rackspace Technology Careers Rackspace Technology accelerates the value of the cloud during every phase of a customer’s digital transformation. Join us on our mission.


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Input: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/security/cloud-native-security On this page: Overview Features Success story Supported Platforms Resources Get started Businesses are shifting to cloud native architectures and cloud security platforms, but are challenged with having the right tools, people, and processes to monitor and manage the security of their cloud native environments around the clock. Don’t let security challenges keep you from experiencing all that cloud has to offer. Let our certified cloud security experts help modernize your approach to security with expert deployment and management of the right security technologies for your public cloud environments. We'll help design and build your cloud native security practice, whether it's for a new deployment or a migration from an existing vendor. Features Automate cloud native app security from design to production Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows companies to rapidly provision vast cloud native applications and architectures. But ensuring that their code is secure or compliant can be a challenge. Rackspace Technology provides IaC Security Services from oak9 to help businesses secure cloud native application infrastructure for developers across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Setting up your cloud native security practice We help define your security requirements and fulfill the security architecture and engineering work to remove the burden that typically falls to your IT teams in the public cloud shared responsibility models. For AWS: Our cloud security experts provide architecture and engineering support for AWS security tools including, but not limited to AWS cloud native security products like AWS Security Hub, Amazon GuardDuty, AWS IAM Access Analyzer, Amazon GuardDuty, AWS Shield, AWS WAF, and AWS Firewall Manager. For Azure: Our cloud security experts provide architecture and engineering support for Azure security tools including, but not limited to Azure Security Center and other Azure security offerings. Join the 5-week workshop to help you develop a strategic plan customized for your organization. Explore Rackspace Technology Cloud Native Applications Solutions → Reinforce cloud edge security Move your AWS Edge Security engineering and management projects forward with a dedicated pod of Elastic Engineering for Security experts - including those who have been trained and are directly supported by AWS Shield Response Team (ASRT). As a certified AWS Perimeter Protection Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) Partner, we offer Rackspace Elastic Engineering for Security as an expert consultative service to design, build and manage your suite of AWS Edge Security Services including AWS Shield, AWS WAF, and AWS Firewall Manager - while eliminating these burdens from your IT teams. Reduce the risk of threats and vulnerabilities Improve your cloud security posture by understanding cloud

Output: URL: https://www.rackspace.com/security/cloud-native-security On this page: Overview Features Success story Supported Platforms Resources Get started Businesses are shifting to cloud native architectures and cloud security platforms, but are challenged with having the right tools, people, and processes to monitor and manage the security of their cloud native environments around the clock. Don’t let security challenges keep you from experiencing all that cloud has to offer. Let our certified cloud security experts help modernize your approach to security with expert deployment and management of the right security technologies for your public cloud environments. We'll help design and build your cloud native security practice, whether it's for a new deployment or a migration from an existing vendor. Features Automate cloud native app security from design to production Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows companies to rapidly provision vast cloud native applications and architectures. But ensuring that their code is secure or compliant can be a challenge. Rackspace Technology provides IaC Security Services from oak9 to help businesses secure cloud native application infrastructure for developers across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Setting up your cloud native security practice We help define your security requirements and fulfill the security architecture and engineering work to remove the


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Input: software you use. Regularly install security updates for your operating systems, internet browsers, and any other software you use. Be cautious of any email that includes a link or attachment, regardless of who appears to be the sender. Be cautious of any email that includes a link or attachment, regardless of who appears to be the sender. Install an antivirus program. Install an antivirus program. Hackers try a list of passwords against a username in hopes that the user has used an easy-to-guess password. Prevent hackers from guessing your passwords by creating a unique password. Using a common password makes you a prime target for this attack. See Password best practices for guidance. Password reset protocols are typically based on alternate contact information like phone numbers or email addresses. If a hacker has the information to reset your password, they don't need your current password. Use the following guideline to prevent hackers from guessing your passwords: Keep contact information current so that hackers can't use outdated information to impersonate you. Keep contact information current so that hackers can't use outdated information to impersonate you. When you set up security questions and answers, select a question that an attacker researching your online social media accounts can't learn. For example, "What University did I graduate from?" is a bad security question. An attacker can likely find this information on your public Facebook or LinkedIn profile. When you set up security questions and answers, select a question that an attacker researching your online social media accounts can't learn. For example, "What University did I graduate from?" is a bad security question. An attacker can likely find this information on your public Facebook or LinkedIn profile. Password best practices Meeting password requirements doesn't create a password robust enough to stop someone determined to access your account. While password requirements help prevent the most egregious of weak passwords, they don't make a password unbreakable. Use the following guidelines to protect your accounts and create strong passwords: User education . A compromise typically starts with one user and quickly spreads through a whole company. Ensure that your users are taking precautions and know password best practices. User education . A compromise typically starts with one user and quickly spreads through a whole company. Ensure that your users are taking precautions and know password best practices. Avoid patterns . Patterns are the key to a hacker's success. People are predictable and therefore make predictable passwords. Do you repeat words or characters in your password to meet the character length requirement? fourfour44!! or PasswordPassword might satisfy a password length requirement but is easily predicted by a program trying to access

Output: software you use. Regularly install security updates for your operating systems, internet browsers, and any other software you use. Be cautious of any email that includes a link or attachment, regardless of who appears to be the sender. Be cautious of any email that includes a link or attachment, regardless of who appears to be the sender. Install an antivirus program. Install an antivirus program. Hackers try a list of passwords against a username in hopes that the user has used an easy-to-guess password. Prevent hackers from guessing your passwords by creating a unique password. Using a common password makes you a prime target for this attack. See Password best practices for guidance. Password reset protocols are typically based on alternate contact information like phone numbers or email addresses. If a hacker has the information to reset your password, they don't need your current password. Use the following guideline to prevent hackers from guessing your passwords: Keep contact information current so that hackers can't use outdated information to impersonate you. Keep contact information current so that hackers can't use outdated information to impersonate you. When you set up security questions and answers, select a question that an attacker researching your


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Input: your DNS host. After the TXT record fully propagates, select Verify . Note: The TXT record could take 24-48 hours to be verified by Office 365. Warning: It is important to consult your migration plan before continuing through the domain setup. Changing your MX records before you are ready to migrate can result in a loss of service. After Office 365 successfully verifies your domain, you can begin to assign it to your users. You cannot fully use your Office 365 services until you add the appropriate DNS entries to your domain's DNS host . Verify that you own the domain. This step requires you to log in to your domain's DNS host portal. If you do not know what your DNS host is, see Find your DNS host . Select the Add a TXT record instead option, and then select Next . Select the Add a TXT record instead option, and then select Next . Copy the TXT record information provided on the Verify domain page. Copy the TXT record information provided on the Verify domain page. Log in to your domain's DNS host portal. Log in to your domain's DNS host portal. Add the TXT record by using the information provided on the Verify domain page. Add the TXT record by using the information provided on the Verify domain page. Save this change at your DNS host. Save this change at your DNS host. After the TXT record fully propagates, select Verify . After the TXT record fully propagates, select Verify . Note: The TXT record could take 24-48 hours to be verified by Office 365. Warning: It is important to consult your migration plan before continuing through the domain setup. Changing your MX records before you are ready to migrate can result in a loss of service. After Office 365 successfully verifies your domain, you can begin to assign it to your users. You cannot fully use your Office 365 services until you add the appropriate DNS entries to your domain's DNS host . Updated 5 days ago

Output: your DNS host. After the TXT record fully propagates, select Verify . Note: The TXT record could take 24-48 hours to be verified by Office 365. Warning: It is important to consult your migration plan before continuing through the domain setup. Changing your MX records before you are ready to migrate can result in a loss of service. After Office 365 successfully verifies your domain, you can begin to assign it to your users. You cannot fully use your Office 365 services until you add the appropriate DNS entries to your domain's DNS host . Verify that you own the domain. This step requires you to log in to your domain's DNS host portal. If you do not know what your DNS host is, see Find your DNS host . Select the Add a TXT record instead option, and then select Next . Select the Add a TXT record instead option, and then select Next . Copy the TXT record information provided on the Verify domain page. Copy the TXT record information provided on the Verify domain page. Log in to your domain's DNS host portal. Log in to your domain's DNS host portal. Add the TXT record by using


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Input: App Service . On the app service overview screen, locate the content management website URL in the URL column. On the app service overview screen, locate the content management website URL in the URL column. Sitecore Cloud Content Management Site The Sitecore Cloud content management site manages the content of your Sitecore application or website. It does not manage your environment, which is managed through the Azure portal. Enter the URL of your content management website to verify the site loads. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/ . You can find the URL by logging in to the Azure portal. Enter the URL of your content management website to verify the site loads. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/ . You can find the URL by logging in to the Azure portal. Add /sitecore/login to the URL to open the Sitecore login page. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/sitecore/login . Add /sitecore/login to the URL to open the Sitecore login page. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/sitecore/login . Enter your Sitecore credentials and click Log in . If you need to get these credentials, see “Get your login credentials.” Enter your Sitecore credentials and click Log in . If you need to get these credentials, see “Get your login credentials.” Updated 5 days ago

Output: App Service . On the app service overview screen, locate the content management website URL in the URL column. On the app service overview screen, locate the content management website URL in the URL column. Sitecore Cloud Content Management Site The Sitecore Cloud content management site manages the content of your Sitecore application or website. It does not manage your environment, which is managed through the Azure portal. Enter the URL of your content management website to verify the site loads. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/ . You can find the URL by logging in to the Azure portal. Enter the URL of your content management website to verify the site loads. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/ . You can find the URL by logging in to the Azure portal. Add /sitecore/login to the URL to open the Sitecore login page. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/sitecore/login . Add /sitecore/login to the URL to open the Sitecore login page. The URL should look similar to https://gsdk-cm.azurewebsites.net/sitecore/login . Enter your Sitecore credentials and click Log in . If you need to get these credentials, see “Get your login credentials.” Enter your Sitecore credentials and click Log


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Input: is important when it comes to managing the sending reputation of your different email sources. When it comes to managing your domain’s (and subdomain's) reputation, different classes of email have different considerations. Segregating emails enables you to lock down each mail stream, as well as isolate each mail stream from any issues the others might have. This is important when it comes to managing the sending reputation of your different email sources. When it comes to managing your domain’s (and subdomain's) reputation, different classes of email have different considerations. Configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for each subdomain. Configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for each subdomain. Keep your sending sources segregated and manageable for both SPF and DKIM records. Keep your sending sources segregated and manageable for both SPF and DKIM records. Person-to-person corporate mail is special For person-to-person corporate mail, consider the following best practices: Reserve your primary domain for only person-to-person email (your employees). Reserve your primary domain for only person-to-person email (your employees). Don’t use vanity addresses on your primary domain for automated systems, such as [email protected] for your ticketing system. Don’t use vanity addresses on your primary domain for automated systems, such as [email protected] for your ticketing system. Configure an umbrella DMARC policy on the root domain, and create subdomain-specific DMARC policies based on the specific requirements and class of mail it represents. For example, you might use p=quarantine on your primary domain (person-to-person email), but p=reject on your outbound-only transactional email (support tickets). Taking this step also ensures that the root domain catches all DMARC reporting that might be missed or misconfigured at the subdomain level, as well as catching any unauthorized subdomains attempting to spoof your brand. Configure an umbrella DMARC policy on the root domain, and create subdomain-specific DMARC policies based on the specific requirements and class of mail it represents. For example, you might use p=quarantine on your primary domain (person-to-person email), but p=reject on your outbound-only transactional email (support tickets). Taking this step also ensures that the root domain catches all DMARC reporting that might be missed or misconfigured at the subdomain level, as well as catching any unauthorized subdom

Output: is important when it comes to managing the sending reputation of your different email sources. When it comes to managing your domain’s (and subdomain's) reputation, different classes of email have different considerations. Segregating emails enables you to lock down each mail stream, as well as isolate each mail stream from any issues the others might have. This is important when it comes to managing the sending reputation of your different email sources. When it comes to managing your domain’s (and subdomain's) reputation, different classes of email have different considerations. Configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for each subdomain. Configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for each subdomain. Keep your sending sources segregated and manageable for both SPF and DKIM records. Keep your sending sources segregated and manageable for both SPF and DKIM records. Person-to-person corporate mail is special For person-to-person corporate mail, consider the following best practices: Reserve your primary domain for only person-to-person email (your employees). Reserve your primary domain for only person-to-person email (your employees). Don’t use vanity addresses on your primary domain for automated systems, such as [email protected] for your ticketing system. Don’t use vanity addresses on your primary domain for automated systems, such as [email protected] for