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I have my primary mail service on my BlueHost domain as Microsoft 365. I want to have notifications go out from a subdomain via the internal BlueHost service. NameCheap is the registrar, so I'm doing all my DNS entries on NameCheap. So far, I've got this

A        @    [My IPv4 Address]
CNAME    www  [my-domain].com
TXT      @    v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all
MX       @    [my-domain]-com.mail.protection.outlook.com.    0

Now I want my notifications emails to send from do_not_reply@notification.[my-domain].com, without interrupting service on my M365 mailbox. I have an MX on it for now to catch bounces, but what do I do to have it included in the SPF?

MX       notification    [my-domain].com    15

Right now, Google is rejecting the emails sent from the notification.[my-domain].com box. The site I'm trying to send notifications from is at a different subdomain of the same primary domain name, if that's relevant. I've browsed similar articles here, but haven't seemed to find a solution that works. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Create an SPF-record on sub-domain level with only the server you send the notifications from.

TXT notifications "v=spf1 ip4:0.0.0.0 -all"
MX notifications 0 contoso.com
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