After applying SAP to a business unit, an administrator notices that images in emails are still being served from the default Marketing Cloud image URL domain. The images are hosted in Content Builder. What is the most likely reason for this behavior?

The images were uploaded before SAP was applied and must be re-uploaded to use the authenticated domain.

The images are too large to be served from the authenticated domain and are automatically redirected to the default domain.

Link wrapping is not enabled, so image URLs are not rewritten to the authenticated domain.

SAP does not affect image URLs; images are always served from the default domain unless a custom image domain is configured separately.

Which three components are part of the Sender Authentication Package (SAP) in Marketing Cloud?

IP reputation, SPF, and image URLs

Domain authentication, SSL, and IP reputation

SSL, IP reputation, and landing page URLs

Domain authentication, link wrapping, and IP reputation

A company is preparing to apply SAP to its business unit. The administrator wants to ensure that all components of SAP are in place before proceeding. Which of the following is a required component of SAP that must be configured?

An SSL certificate uploaded by the customer

A dedicated IP address for the business unit

Domain authentication via DNS records

In the Sender Authentication Package, what is the primary purpose of domain authentication?

To verify that the sending domain is authorized to send email on behalf of the organization

To improve the reputation of the IP address used for sending

To ensure that links in emails are rewritten to a secure domain

To encrypt the content of email messages in transit

Why does SAP ensure image URLs are served from authenticated domains?

To reduce the file size of images for faster loading

To ensure images are visible even without an internet connection

To avoid images being blocked by email clients due to untrusted domains

To allow images to be stored on the subscriber's device

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11application · medium
After applying SAP to a business unit, an administrator notices that images in emails are still being served from the default Marketing Cloud image URL domain. The images are hosted in Content Builder. What is the most likely reason for this behavior?
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Which three components are part of the Sender Authentication Package (SAP) in Marketing Cloud?
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13application · medium
A company is preparing to apply SAP to its business unit. The administrator wants to ensure that all components of SAP are in place before proceeding. Which of the following is a required component of SAP that must be configured?
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14foundation · easy
In the Sender Authentication Package, what is the primary purpose of domain authentication?
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Why does SAP ensure image URLs are served from authenticated domains?
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