For each record that gets created in DNS, NetReg generates a matching TXT record to identify NetReg as the source of the record. This is essential for DDNS zones, where other entities such as DHCP may be simultaneously editing the zone contents.
For static zones, however, these TXT records should be made optional. Certain protocols, such as SPF, have been observed to be confused by the presence of these TXT records, causing mail routing issues. A per-zone option should allow them to be excluded from static zones when desired.
For each record that gets created in DNS, NetReg generates a matching TXT record to identify NetReg as the source of the record. This is essential for DDNS zones, where other entities such as DHCP may be simultaneously editing the zone contents.
For static zones, however, these TXT records should be made optional. Certain protocols, such as SPF, have been observed to be confused by the presence of these TXT records, causing mail routing issues. A per-zone option should allow them to be excluded from static zones when desired.