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Using DKIM/DomainKeys signing on multiple Plesk servers

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Tourex2

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We have two CentOS servers running Plesk Panel v10.4.4. One server hosts the websites whilst the other runs the mail services (Qmail).

We want to use domainkey signing/verification of emails. In other words, hosted domains can have outgoing mail signed by two servers. Our problem is that the Plesk configuration requires a TXT record called default._domainkey.mydomain.com in the DNS record for each domain. However, that means two identically-named TXT records, both with a slightly different content (in the p= parameter).

It would appear that we need to change the name of the "default._domainkey" TXT record on the second server. However I can find no way of doing this through Plesk Panel. Can someone please advise how this can be done. Thanks!
 
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