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Multiple mailservers
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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I am trying to find out if I am attempting the impossible.
I have
- List item
- 1 IP on 1 cloud server
- 4 x Domains that I receive mail for
- 4 x SSL certificates
I would like them all on one server.
What I currently have is all domains configured to mail.mailserver1.com
The problem with that is because the SSL mismatch then they often end up in spam.
Is it possible to have all on one server with 1 IP
example@domain1.com > mail.mailserver1.com > ssl1
example@domain2.com > mail.mailserver2.com > ssl2
example@domain3.com > mail.mailserver3.com > ssl3
example@domain4.com > mail.mailserver4.com > ssl4
Or is this impossible?
Thanks in advance
postfix ubuntu-18.04 dovecot mail-server
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I am trying to find out if I am attempting the impossible.
I have
- List item
- 1 IP on 1 cloud server
- 4 x Domains that I receive mail for
- 4 x SSL certificates
I would like them all on one server.
What I currently have is all domains configured to mail.mailserver1.com
The problem with that is because the SSL mismatch then they often end up in spam.
Is it possible to have all on one server with 1 IP
example@domain1.com > mail.mailserver1.com > ssl1
example@domain2.com > mail.mailserver2.com > ssl2
example@domain3.com > mail.mailserver3.com > ssl3
example@domain4.com > mail.mailserver4.com > ssl4
Or is this impossible?
Thanks in advance
postfix ubuntu-18.04 dovecot mail-server
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
I doubt the SSL certificate is the reason for it ending up on in the spamfolder. Instead, setup an SPF record for each domain.
– LPChip
yesterday
Hmm that's interesting maybe an overlook will try that thank you very much
– Jinx13
yesterday
yeah, its something I see daily. For many of our clients we have multiple domains, all pointing to one mailserver. The mailserver has one SSL that does not match the domains obviously but all works well because we've setup SPF records for each domain which basically says: these ip addresses are trustworthy.
– LPChip
yesterday
Ignoring that (as above) SSL is unlikely to be the issue, you can get a multidomain cert which would fix that problem.
– davidgo
yesterday
add a comment |
I am trying to find out if I am attempting the impossible.
I have
- List item
- 1 IP on 1 cloud server
- 4 x Domains that I receive mail for
- 4 x SSL certificates
I would like them all on one server.
What I currently have is all domains configured to mail.mailserver1.com
The problem with that is because the SSL mismatch then they often end up in spam.
Is it possible to have all on one server with 1 IP
example@domain1.com > mail.mailserver1.com > ssl1
example@domain2.com > mail.mailserver2.com > ssl2
example@domain3.com > mail.mailserver3.com > ssl3
example@domain4.com > mail.mailserver4.com > ssl4
Or is this impossible?
Thanks in advance
postfix ubuntu-18.04 dovecot mail-server
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
I am trying to find out if I am attempting the impossible.
I have
- List item
- 1 IP on 1 cloud server
- 4 x Domains that I receive mail for
- 4 x SSL certificates
I would like them all on one server.
What I currently have is all domains configured to mail.mailserver1.com
The problem with that is because the SSL mismatch then they often end up in spam.
Is it possible to have all on one server with 1 IP
example@domain1.com > mail.mailserver1.com > ssl1
example@domain2.com > mail.mailserver2.com > ssl2
example@domain3.com > mail.mailserver3.com > ssl3
example@domain4.com > mail.mailserver4.com > ssl4
Or is this impossible?
Thanks in advance
postfix ubuntu-18.04 dovecot mail-server
postfix ubuntu-18.04 dovecot mail-server
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
asked yesterday
Jinx13Jinx13
63
63
I doubt the SSL certificate is the reason for it ending up on in the spamfolder. Instead, setup an SPF record for each domain.
– LPChip
yesterday
Hmm that's interesting maybe an overlook will try that thank you very much
– Jinx13
yesterday
yeah, its something I see daily. For many of our clients we have multiple domains, all pointing to one mailserver. The mailserver has one SSL that does not match the domains obviously but all works well because we've setup SPF records for each domain which basically says: these ip addresses are trustworthy.
– LPChip
yesterday
Ignoring that (as above) SSL is unlikely to be the issue, you can get a multidomain cert which would fix that problem.
– davidgo
yesterday
add a comment |
I doubt the SSL certificate is the reason for it ending up on in the spamfolder. Instead, setup an SPF record for each domain.
– LPChip
yesterday
Hmm that's interesting maybe an overlook will try that thank you very much
– Jinx13
yesterday
yeah, its something I see daily. For many of our clients we have multiple domains, all pointing to one mailserver. The mailserver has one SSL that does not match the domains obviously but all works well because we've setup SPF records for each domain which basically says: these ip addresses are trustworthy.
– LPChip
yesterday
Ignoring that (as above) SSL is unlikely to be the issue, you can get a multidomain cert which would fix that problem.
– davidgo
yesterday
I doubt the SSL certificate is the reason for it ending up on in the spamfolder. Instead, setup an SPF record for each domain.
– LPChip
yesterday
I doubt the SSL certificate is the reason for it ending up on in the spamfolder. Instead, setup an SPF record for each domain.
– LPChip
yesterday
Hmm that's interesting maybe an overlook will try that thank you very much
– Jinx13
yesterday
Hmm that's interesting maybe an overlook will try that thank you very much
– Jinx13
yesterday
yeah, its something I see daily. For many of our clients we have multiple domains, all pointing to one mailserver. The mailserver has one SSL that does not match the domains obviously but all works well because we've setup SPF records for each domain which basically says: these ip addresses are trustworthy.
– LPChip
yesterday
yeah, its something I see daily. For many of our clients we have multiple domains, all pointing to one mailserver. The mailserver has one SSL that does not match the domains obviously but all works well because we've setup SPF records for each domain which basically says: these ip addresses are trustworthy.
– LPChip
yesterday
Ignoring that (as above) SSL is unlikely to be the issue, you can get a multidomain cert which would fix that problem.
– davidgo
yesterday
Ignoring that (as above) SSL is unlikely to be the issue, you can get a multidomain cert which would fix that problem.
– davidgo
yesterday
add a comment |
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I doubt the SSL certificate is the reason for it ending up on in the spamfolder. Instead, setup an SPF record for each domain.
– LPChip
yesterday
Hmm that's interesting maybe an overlook will try that thank you very much
– Jinx13
yesterday
yeah, its something I see daily. For many of our clients we have multiple domains, all pointing to one mailserver. The mailserver has one SSL that does not match the domains obviously but all works well because we've setup SPF records for each domain which basically says: these ip addresses are trustworthy.
– LPChip
yesterday
Ignoring that (as above) SSL is unlikely to be the issue, you can get a multidomain cert which would fix that problem.
– davidgo
yesterday