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Significance of Sender and reply back address in a delivery

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Hi Team,

Could you please explain what would be the impact if a person's email id is configured in Sender/Reply back address of a delivery? Can you also highlight the significance of having a separate mail box as the Sender and Reply back address if keeping a persons's email account as Sender address is not a best practice?

Thanks and Regards,

Rajesh.S.S.

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Hi,

Sender is who the message is from (mandatory 'From' header), Reply is where reply emails should be sent (optional 'Reply-to' header).

They can be different with no impact to deliverability. From address has strict security restrictions on the subdomain it can use, reply-to has none. Best practice is to have a person that can be contacted as either address, and not use no-reply or autoresponders. More info in rfc5322-3.6.2: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5322.txt

Thanks,

-Jon

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Community Advisor

Hi,

Sender is who the message is from (mandatory 'From' header), Reply is where reply emails should be sent (optional 'Reply-to' header).

They can be different with no impact to deliverability. From address has strict security restrictions on the subdomain it can use, reply-to has none. Best practice is to have a person that can be contacted as either address, and not use no-reply or autoresponders. More info in rfc5322-3.6.2: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5322.txt

Thanks,

-Jon

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Thanks Jon, this is much useful information, have understood the significance of FROM address and the SENDER addresses, the options available to choose for the reply-back address.