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Product pages, before the how-to detail.
Guides
Step-by-step how-tos when you need to change DNS or mail settings, and longer background articles when you want the why behind the platform.
Product pages, before the how-to detail.
The guides on this page, for people who change DNS or mail.
Trust, privacy, terms and the data processing agreement.
Start with why (jurisdiction and standards), then fix DNS and mail authentication, then publish disclosure hygiene. Use how-tos when you are ready to change records.
Practical steps for domains, mail authentication and monitoring. Use these when you are about to change something in My NovaMX, or when you manage DNS elsewhere.
What DNSSEC does for any TLD, and how NovaMX handles signing and DS records.
Move from monitoring to enforcement without breaking legitimate mail.
RFC 7208 term budget, permerror, void lookups, and when flattening helps.
Why SPF lookup limits matter and when flattening helps.
Equal category weights, RPKI in the score, SIDN snapshots, and a NovaMX path.
Website and mail tests explained for novamx.eu and your domains.
Root to zone validation, DS break points, and .nl adoption context.
Logo TXT, certificate hosting (PEM), and when DMARC should be strict.
Publish transport policy and TLS reporting with MailControl Essential and above.
Uptime checks, alert channels, and how this differs from Internet.nl.
Run a small app or keep a database online. You pick the app name. We create the address under your account.
A separate test site next to production, with push, pull and password protection.
HSTS, CSP and related headers with safest defaults, a CMS preset, and Report-Only testing.
Prove ownership with _novamx-verify, then order mail security. Create an account to start.
Run DMARC, SPF and BIMI on NovaMX while the site stays on another host.
When one European stack fits, when it does not, and how to start via Contact.
Longer reads on email spoofing, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, RUA, SPF flattening, BIMI, MTA-STS and MailControl. Use these when you want the why before you change DNS.
How forged From addresses work, and where SPF, DKIM, DMARC, RUA and SPF flattening fit.
The aggregate report address, how it differs from RUF, and why reports come before reject.
Bundles, add-ons, lookalike watching, and when to choose Free, Essential or Growth.
Policy stages, alignment with SPF and DKIM, reports, pitfalls and how MailControl helps.
Authorised senders, the ten-lookup limit, and when SPF Flattening helps.
Signatures, selectors, alignment and hosted DKIM paths on NovaMX.
Logos in supporting inboxes, free BIMI basis, and PEM certificate hosting.
Transport TLS policy, TLS-RPT reporting, and MailControl Essential hosting.
Hosted rua ingest and aggregate XML in plain language.
Guided policy ramp from monitor to reject.
Longer reads on jurisdiction, platform scope and buying criteria. Not step-by-step setup.
28 September 2026: named staging sites next to production, with push, pull and safer mail defaults.
28 September 2026: one-click WordPress with EU-friendly fonts, fewer remote calls, and Open dashboard from My NovaMX.
11 September 2026: MailControl, domains, DNS, hosting and CDN. Create an account to order.
Why EU data centres alone are not enough, and how a Dutch EU stack reduces jurisdiction risk on DNS and mail.
Trade headlines change. For DNS, mail and hosting, who operates your control plane still matters.
How NovaMX keeps registrar, DNS, hosting, email and mail security under one EU-operated account.
Seam failures when registrar, DNS, host and DMARC tools are separate.
RFC 9116 fields, Internet.nl context, and a practical disclosure checklist.
Quick look-ups and the public Help centre.
After you create an account, My NovaMX guides DNS changes, mailbox setup, MailControl DNS publication, and package limits with validation and readable status. Use the how-to guides when you want background before you click, or when you manage DNS elsewhere.