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sf-dkim-tool

v1.0.4

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Salesforce DKIM Setup Wizard — CLI + Web UI

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Keywords

salesforcedkimemaildnsdeliverability

Readme

SF DKIM Tool 📧

Salesforce DKIM Setup Wizard — a Node.js CLI + Express web UI that guides you through every step of setting up DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) for your Salesforce org. Improve email deliverability, prevent spoofing, and pass DMARC checks.

Screenshots

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Quick Start

npm install -g sf-dkim-tool

Usage

sf-dkim steps          # full terminal guide
sf-dkim ui             # launch web dashboard at http://localhost:4242

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | sf-dkim steps | Print complete setup walkthrough | | sf-dkim check-dns --domain acme.com | Check selector1 CNAME propagation | | sf-dkim check-dns --domain acme.com --selector selector2 | Check selector2 | | sf-dkim verify-setup --domain acme.com | Check both selectors at once | | sf-dkim generate-dns-records --domain acme.com --s1 <val> --s2 <val> | Print DNS records | | sf-dkim ui --port 4242 | Launch web dashboard |

Setup Overview

  1. Salesforce Setup → DKIM Keys → Create New Key — Selector: selector1, Alternate: selector2, Key Size: 2048
  2. Copy the two CNAME values Salesforce provides
  3. Add both CNAMEs to your DNS provider
  4. Wait for DNS propagation (15 min–48 hours)
  5. Verify with sf-dkim verify-setup --domain your-domain.com
  6. Click Activate in Salesforce → status → Active
  7. Send test email → check headers for dkim=pass

DNS Records Format

Type    Host                                  Value                              TTL
CNAME   selector1._domainkey.your-domain.com  <hash>.dkim.salesforce.com         3600
CNAME   selector2._domainkey.your-domain.com  <hash>.dkim.salesforce.com         3600

Sample

Type	Host	Value	TTL
CNAME	selector1._domainkey.mohanc.org	selector1.wrovyk.custdkim.salesforce.com.	3600
CNAME	selector2._domainkey.mohanc.org	selector2.ehet62.custdkim.salesforce.com.	3600

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