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MX Record für privaten Mailserver einrichten

6 years ago

Guten Morgen,

ich habe zu dem o.a. Thema hier durchgelesen, aber nichts gefunden, was mir weiterhilft.

Ich möchte auf meiner Synology den Mailserver betreiben und meine T-Online accounts dort hin verweisen.

Geht das nur mit dem Homepagebaukasten, so wie ich das irgendwo gelesen habe oder auch einfacher.

Denn das ganze Drumherum brauche ich nicht sondern nur den MX-Record Eintrag.

Danke für die Hilfe

 

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    6 years ago

    Mit so was kannst du die deinen Mailserver mit eigener Domain und fester IP einrichten

     

    https://www.hetzner.de/cloud

     

    Der CX11 müsste glatt dafür langen.

     

    Eine andere alternative ist dass dein Mailserver zuhause die Mail mittels Pop abruf vom Telekom Server abholt - fragt sich nur, warum und ob dies wirklich einen Mehrwert bringt. In dem Szenario braucht er keinen MX Record, taugt aber immer noch nicht zum versenden von Mails außer, du konfigurierst den Mailversand über den Telekom Standardserver als Relay

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