Setting up reCAPTCHA involves a few steps, and it's typically used to protect web forms from spam and abuse. Google's reCAPTCHA service offers the traditional "I'm not a robot" checkbox. reCAPTCHA v2 is Free up to 1 million Assessments per month.

Here's a general guide on how to set it up: 1. Sign Up for reCAPTCHA:

• Go to the reCAPTCHA website (https://www.google.com/recaptcha) and click on the "Admin Console" button.

• Sign in with your Google account or create one if you don't have it.

2. Register Your Website:

Click on the "+ button" to register a new site.

• Fill out the form:

1. Label: Choose a name for your website (e.g., "My Shop").

2. reCAPTCHA Type: Nettailer currently only supports "reCAPTCHA v2"

3. Domains: Add the domain(s) where you'll be using reCAPTCHA (e.g., "www.example.com").

• Accept the reCAPTCHA Terms of Service and click "Submit."

3. Get API Keys:

• After registering your site, you'll see a page with your "Site Key" and "Secret Key." You'll need these keys to integrate reCAPTCHA into your website.

4. Integrate reCAPTCHA into Your Website: For reCAPTCHA v2 Checkbox:

• Add the following info into the store @ Settings > Settings > Miscellaneous > Google reCAPTCHA.

  • Check the " Enable reCAPTCHA V2" to enable.

  • Add “Set reCAPTCHA secret key”.

  • Add “Set reCAPTCHA site key”.

5. Monitor reCAPTCHA Usage:

• Periodically check your reCAPTCHA usage in the reCAPTCHA Admin Console to ensure it's working correctly and to monitor any suspicious activity.

That's a general overview of setting up reCAPTCHA. Be sure to consult the reCAPTCHA documentation for the most up-to-date and detailed instructions for your specific use case.

Adding the Netset mail server to your Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record is important to ensure that legitimate email messages sent from Netset on your behalf are properly authenticated and not marked as spam by email receivers.

SPF is a DNS record that specifies which email servers are authorised to send email on behalf of your domain. By including Netset’s mail server in your SPF record, you enhance your email deliverability and reduce the chances of your emails being marked as suspicious or rejected by recipient mail servers.

Here are step-by-step instructions on how to add `mailoutspf.cygrids.net` to your SPF record:

Before you begin:

Make sure you have access to your domain's DNS settings, which are typically managed through your domain registrar or hosting provider.

Step 1: Identify Your Current SPF Record

1. Log in to your domain registrar or hosting provider's control

2. Access the DNS management

Step 2: Update Your SPF Record

1. Locate your current SPF record, which might resemble the following:

2. To add the Netset mail server modify your SPF record by including the SPF information provided by Netset: mailoutspf.cygrids.net

3. Update your SPF record to incorporate `mailoutspf.cygrids.net`. Your updated SPF record may look like this:

In this example, we added `include:mailoutspf.cygrids.net` to authorise Netset’s`mailoutspf.cygrids.net` server for sending emails on your behalf.

4. Save your changes. The process for saving changes can vary based on your DNS management interface. It might involve clicking "Save" or "Update."

Step 3: Verify Your SPF Record

1. SPF changes may take some time to propagate across the DNS system, with a potential propagation period of up to 48 hours for the updated SPF record to fully take

2. You can use SPF record checker tools to confirm that your SPF record now includes

`mailoutspf.cygrids.net`. Tools like "MXToolbox" or "Kitterman SPF Record Testing" can help you verify the changes.

Step 4: Monitor and Troubleshoot

1. Keep an eye on your email deliverability and check for any issues. Test sending emails to different email providers to ensure your emails are correctly

2. In case you encounter problems, review your SPF record for any errors and make adjustments as needed.

Remember that maintaining an accurate SPF record is vital for email security and deliverability. Additionally, consider implementing DKIM and DMARC records for enhanced email authentication and security.

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Setting up DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is an important step in email authentication to help prevent email spoofing and phishing attacks. DKIM uses cryptographic signatures to verify that an email message was sent from an authorised source and hasn't been tampered with during transit. Here are the steps to set up DKIM for your domain:

Access to DNS Records:

You need access to the DNS (Domain Name System) records for your domain. This is typically provided by your domain registrar or hosting provider.

Generate DKIM Keys:

• Generate a DKIM key pair, which consists of a private key (used to sign outgoing messages) and a public key (published in your DNS records for verification).

• You can use various DKIM key generation tools or email services to do this. Netset requires this Private key in DER format (binary)

Add DKIM DNS Record:

• Create a TXT DNS record in your domain's DNS settings. The name of this record should be composed of the selector and the domain name, separated by a period (e.g., `selector._domainkey.yourdomain.com`).

• The value of this TXT record should contain the public key generated in step 2, usually in a specific format like this:

• The exact format may vary depending on your email service provider or the DKIM key generator you used.

Publish the DKIM Record:

• Save the TXT record in your DNS settings.

• DNS changes may take some time to propagate across the internet. This can vary from minutes to a few hours or more.

Provide Netset the Private key to Configure Your Email Server/Service:

Provide Netset with the private key you generated in step 2 so we can configure your email settings to sign outgoing emails.

Test DKIM Configuration:

After setting up DKIM, it's a good practice to send a test email and check its DKIM signature using online DKIM verification tools to ensure everything is working correctly.

Monitor and Maintain:

• Regularly monitor your DKIM records and email authentication status to ensure they are functioning properly.

• Renew DKIM keys periodically for security reasons, typically at least once a year.

Remember that the specific steps and interfaces may vary depending on your email service provider, domain registrar, and DNS hosting service. Always refer to the documentation or support resources provided by these services for detailed instructions on setting up DKIM for your domain.

Start

Log on to the admin interface and click on ”My profile”, in the left column.

Download Google Authenticator or Authy to your smartphone. Activate the app according to instructions and then take a photo on the QR code at ”My profile” in the admin interface.

The code you get in return you have to type into the field ”Code”.

Click on ”Activate” and then ”Save”.

Log out from the admin interface.

Done.

Log on again

Log on as usual:

and then you will be asked to type in the 2-factor code:

Check your Authenticator or Authy for the correct/present code. Type it in and you´re logged on.

Scratch codes

When you have logged on again you can get some scratch codes, which can be used if necessary.

To get scratch codes you have to go to ”My profile” again. Get a new code from Authenticator or Authy and type it in the field ”Code”. Then click on ”Show scratch codes”.

We recommend that you print out or write down those codes since they are your keys to logging in to the solution if you lose your smartphone.