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Hi,
I have a web server that runs my web application.
If I want to outsource my email to another provider, is it possible if they are on their on network/data center?
Started by Blankman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The DNS records that will manage your domain....
In one case the web server is in the USA, and the mail server is in the UK.
Google offers a service an unrelated ISP.
To set up a mail server that's separate from the web server.
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I am hosting a client's site while they are running an exchange server at their location to handle the email. Whenever I try to send email via PHP to one of their email addresses it fails as it is looking for the address on the local system.
Can I force...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can for instance take a look at Swift Mailer (which has a pretty good ... .
I'm guessing the easier way would be to not use the mail function, but a library that deals with sending mail by SMTP -- the SMTP being on your client's server.
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Is it ever good practice to separate website hosting from email hosting for a single domain, via virtualization?
Example:
A dedicated server hosts a single domain, xyz.com
This server runs a web application, which is publicly available via xyz.com
The...
Started by Sai on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
As you say, it's a layer patterns; an overloaded mail system won't take down your outward facing web server, and vice versa but I have several VPS....
Or not, it is very common to separate incoming mail service from web service.
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I'm new to this whole hosting thing, my situation is the following. If my domain is being hosted at a company and my email is with another company. What do I need to give to the hosting company so that the other company is able to host my mail? I was ...
Started by Roland on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
This is assuming that they are hosting....
Ask your mail host what the addresses for their mail servers are, and give that to your hosting company so they can change the MX records on your domain to those servers.
Pretty much.
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In a question related to making a smooth transition to a new shared hosting provider, I want to move the email and web sites as smoothly as possible. I am a developer but have gotten into consulting my friend on what to do.
Company S currently has us ...
Started by MrChrister on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Are you changing mail servers on the old server, so all new ....
I can't tell what you mean by reading the question .
Even if you wanted to switch email providers, you can still get zero it is finished with.
Server will get resolved.
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I developed a website for a friend of mine to replace his current 'all inclusive' provider (website creation, updating, web hosting, email hosting).
I've already paid for a hosting service which currently houses the website which I have created. I need...
Started by Jack Hickerson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Below steps from my host Softsys Hosting when I was in similar need
IMAP supports remote folders, through imap/pop locally to the desktops Add the new account to outlook/mail application (while not receive any more mail, remove....
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I need a web hosting with a very good ip. I want to host an application. The application will be sending alerts, portfolios and account statements by email attachment to the client's email everytime an update is made to it. Why i need a good ip is because...
Started by IndexController on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It would probably suit you, that if you were worried about whether or not an email would be marked.
What makes your E-Mail is the content.
The answer is, there is no such thing as a good or bad IP .
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Need some suggestions, recommendations and help for email hosting service provider, below are the requirement:
1) 100+ mailboxes ; each mailbox needs at least 500MB
2) forwarder -- can forward more than 50 email addresses
3) virus and spam filter(blacklist...
Started by smallbee2006 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cnet):
We did look at some other said screw it and went with a smaller company that specialized in email hosting...a friend of mine you are willing....
hosting service and it has saved us more than 50% on our email hosting fees.
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I've always disliked the godaddy user experience and their mail performance has caused hours of grief for our technical people. Now that they've released their latest batch of sleazy commercials, upper management is on board with us switching providers...
Started by mson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
They do have an email interface....
As for email...
It's pretty nice-$20/mo you can host A LOT of domains on a single account with them.
You basically get GMail on your own domain, web hosting, etc, etc.
If it's right for you.
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I have a client that has a php website hosted at network solutions, along with years worth of email and lots of email accounts which he doesn't want to move. I am working on a new website for them that uses asp.net, and sql server, and I would like to...
Started by EJB on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If the mail server's.
mail server, but change the A record to point to the new web hosts IP address.
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