on Aug 29, 2016Article Content
| Article Number | 000033879 |
| Applies To | RSA Product Set: Archer RSA Version/Condition: All Platform: Software as a Service (SaaS) environment |
| Issue | RSA Archer Notifications are delayed or not received from a Software as a Service (SaaS) environment, but the Notifications Sent report shows email was sent successfully. |
| Cause | The preferred FROM address for Notifications is not set to noreply@archer.rsa.com. The customer's email system is not monitoring the correct MX record or needs to whitelist SaaS mail relays. |
| Resolution | The SaaS Operations Team recommends customers set the From address to noreply@archer.rsa.com (the preferred address). If customers wish to send from addresses other than noreply@archer.rsa.com, they can request their Email Team monitor the SPF DNS record for archer.rsa.com. It will always have the IPs that Archer may send mail from. One way to get that is by using the nslookup command-line utility: nslookup Currently, the nslookup returns the following. The mx means the MX host(s) for the archer.rsa.com zone and ip4 entries of 8.20.181.47, 62.190.59.200, 46.34.69.10 and 209.208.146.47. "v=spf1 mx ip4:8.20.181.47 ip4:62.190.59.200 ip4:46.34.69.10 ip4:209.208.146.47 ~all"  Open a new command line window and run the following commands: nslookup Currently, the nslookup returns the following. The important information from the results is that the MX record is 8.18.102.11. mailrelay01.archer.rsa.com internet address = 8.18.102.11  Therefore, based on the information above, Archer may send e-mail from:
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