Hosted E-mail services suggestions
Ted
ted.leslie-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org
Thu Nov 15 15:34:30 UTC 2012
this for privacy issue, or domain issue?
note that gmail and MS services can host your email via "your" domain,
and i believe its free.
Unless you do it yourself, you have a privacy issue.
Do it yourself, and you have a administration issue.
I am conflicted in what to do as well, as having the email server down,
and a cx getting a bounce back after 4 hours? not nice.
If you have a backup smtp and a dns set up for that, then hopefully
99.9999999 uptime.
Can also have google have email for your domain, then have a private
email server suck it of Google and not leave it there.
If your server goes down, at least it stays on google, until you fix the
server.
-tl
On 11/15/2012 10:19 AM, Sadiq Saif wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am looking to move my personal e-mail off Gmail and I'm currently
> looking for hosted (paid) e-mail providers, I'm open to hosting it
> myself as well (VPS/Dedicated server).
>
> I'm currently evaluating a few choices:
> - Fastmail
> - Office365 e-mail
> - VPS (with Postfix + Dovecot) [already set up, just a matter of
> changing MX records and making accounts]
>
> Anyone have any thoughts on e-mail DIY versus paying someone to host it?
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