Ivan Matveyev ⁽¹⁰⁾

Having secondary / backup DNS is recommended. I ended up using Backup DNS on Free DNS by Joshua Anderson. It is stable, easy to setup and free. For blacklists and overall health checks I use: Google Postmaster Tools (v2 version) MXToolbox black lists check DNS…

Mail-In-Box comes with static website hosting. To keep the configuration as is I was looking for static website generators and found Publii. What I like in Publii: Later I discovered Pelican, maybe will give it a try one day.

While doing the test migration of users mentioned in Moving out of Google Suite (Workplace). Step 2: mailboxes and users migration. I also set up backup of my mobile photos to Nextcloud which comes as a part of Mail-In-A-Box. This combined with my main mailbox…

Since the secondary domain mentioned in Moving out of Google Suite (Workplace). Step 1: mail server. did not have many users, I went with manual migration to investigate which steps would be required and to document them. The steps are: I would like to share…

TLDR: I chose Mail-In-A-Box, setup worked like a charm for me. When Google announced moving of my family GSuite to a priced tier, I decided to take back control of my personal email. Last time I was administering a mail server was in 2006, and…