dmarc-viewer
Advanced tools
DMARC viewer is a Django-based web
application that lets you visually analyze DMARC aggregate
reports, providing unique insights into how your mailing
domains are used and abused. Moreover, with DMARC viewer you can create and
store custom analysis views that filter reports based on the criteria you are
interested in.
A DMARC viewer demo is available at
dmarc-viewer.abteil.org.
To receive DMARC aggregate reports for your domains all you need to do is to add a DMARC entry to your DNS records. Read "Anatomy of a DMARC resource record in the DNS" for initial guidance.
To analyze your own DMARC aggregate reports you need to deploy an instance of
DMARC viewer. Follow these steps to get you started:
DMARC viewer,analysis views.Alternatively you can deploy DMARC viewer using docker.
You'll find further usage instructions on the
DMARC viewer help page and plenty of
contextual help throughout the website (look out for "?" symbols).
DMARC viewer is an open source project (MIT). If you want a new
feature, discover a bug or have some general feedback, feel free to file an
issue. You can also
fork this repository,
start coding and submit pull
requests.
FAQs
DMARC aggregate report viewer
The npm package dmarc-viewer receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, dmarc-viewer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dmarc-viewer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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