Check if your IP address resolves to a hostname. Perform the FCrDNS validation test, which is crucial for email server reliability.
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Standard DNS (A Record) maps a domain to an IP ("google.com" -> "142.250.x.x"). **Reverse DNS** does the opposite; it tells you which domain an IP belongs to. This is handled by **PTR (Pointer)** records.
Mail servers (Gmail, Outlook) perform a **"Double Check"** to verify the sender is legitimate. They check IP -> Name, then Name -> IP. If both match (FCrDNS), the server is trusted. If not, emails may go to Spam.
PTR records CANNOT be managed from your domain registrar (GoDaddy, etc.). Only the owner of the IP address (Data Center or Hosting Provider) can set them. You must check your server provider's panel for "rDNS" settings.