mdrabble Posted March 13, 2025 Posted March 13, 2025 We use Office 365 and the current DKIM records are using 1024 keys - how difficult is it to rotate the key to 2048 versions and are there any gotcha's I need to be aware of? Is it a case of rotating the keys and then updating DNS? Cheers
andy_b Posted March 13, 2025 Posted March 13, 2025 (edited) We use Office 365 and the current DKIM records are using 1024 keys - how difficult is it to rotate the key to 2048 versions and are there any gotcha's I need to be aware of? Is it a case of rotating the keys and then updating DNS? Cheers Bascially this (should be link here.....) , shouldn't need to touch DNS. Didn't have any problems occur. Edit Lol forgot to paste the link.... See below Edited March 13, 2025 by andy_b 1
Michael Posted March 13, 2025 Posted March 13, 2025 Guidance available here, but as above no need to do anything with DNS. 2
mdrabble Posted March 13, 2025 Author Posted March 13, 2025 Thank you so much :-) very much appreciated. I would have done both at the same time, so good job i asked :-)
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