aws - how to create email address for my domain hosted in Route53? - amazon-route53

I have http://awsclub.org registered through Route53
How do I create email accounts and then read their mail?
Not sure if it's Route53 or SES where I need to set this.
In SES I have:
but of course I can't verify that until I have an email account with username/password
For email client setup, I need paasword
In Route53 I have:

SES doesn't provide mailboxes which means it doesn't provide POP/IMAP services, you have MX record pointed to inbound-smtp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com , you can use SES recipient rule and save the email to S3 and download it from S3 and change the file extension to .eml and open it in mail client and verify the email.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/receiving-email.html
To receive/send email, the domain needs to be verified, you can verify your domain instead which will allow you to use any email address in your domain.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/verify-domains.html
However, if you would like to receive an email in mailbox, you need to use Workmail provided by AWS.

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Can I use mix of GSuite and my own server to send emails?

I am hosting my email address, for example, arvind#mydomain.com on Gsuite.
How do I add more addresses in my server such as abc#mydomain.com and use my own server, such as my website to send emails to this user. I created abc#mydomain.com using WHM/cpanel for the domain. I am able to send email from this address but they end in spam folder. Also I am not able to send emails to this address.
I have added Google's server to MX entries and my own server such as mail.mydomain.com. However if I try to send email to abc#mydomain.com it fails with "Address not found".
How can I fix it? I am able to edit DNS entries if required to.

Sending email CPanel

the problem is this:
I need to send an email to a Google Apps account with the same domain that I have delegated to our server from CPanel.
The problem is that when I send an email from no-reply#mydomain.ie (email server) to support#mydomain.ie (gapps email) [same domain, different servers] not from the server, but it tries to find "support" on the local server and can not find (No Such User Here).
Is there any way from CPanel, so that if the user does not find email (support), send it the same? Considering that to send email no-reply#mydomain.ie have the account and use local data.
Thanks!
Alejandro.
I believe you are using Google Apps for email service. It seems that your mail exchanger is set to local in your cPanel.
Go to WHM -> Edit MX and edit this domain. Here you will get an option to set remote mail exchanger for your domain.

DotNetNuke is not sending out mails using SMTP Server

I have configured my DNN mail server to send out mail using our companies Email service provider. I cannot send any emails to external email server.
For ex. My email provider is testx#ttt.com. I can send emails to testy#ttt.com and textz#ttt.com. However i cannot send to testy#gmail.com or testy#hotmail.com
The error i see in the DNN event viewer is as below
System.Net.Mail.SmtpFailedRecipientsException: Unable to send to all recipients.
System.Net.Mail.SmtpFailedRecipientException: Mailbox unavailable.
The server response was: This domain is not hosted here
I have the same email address configured in my outlook and i can send/recieve to any emails like gmail or hotmail. Following are my DNN email settings
It sounds like one or two things might be happening here:
Your SMTP server isn't set up to allow relaying from the IP address of your web server.
You may need to create an SPF (Sender Policy Framework) or TXT record in DNS for your SMTP server's primary domain that allows SMTP traffic from the IP address of the server where your DNN website is hosted. An SPF record may already be in use for your email domain, but generally you'd add something like this to it: v=spf1 a ip4:1.2.3.4 -all, where 1.2.3.4 is the IP address of your web server.

AWS SES - Sending Emails

I have created an SES Account and I have verifed my domain - easy as the A record is already with AWS route53. I now need to send emails. Note: I have also created an smtp user account and have the keys.
Question - can I use any (lets say PHP as I like PHP) php script to send emails via SES?
I have found a couple of sites that appear to have scripts for SES like http://www.orderingdisorder.com/aws/ses/ but wanted to ask if now my domain is verified and I have user/keys etc is SES really just an SMTP gateway and I can use any (working) script to send emails via this interface?
thx
You can use their SMTP gateway or send emails via the AWS SDK for PHP programmatically. Just download the SDK, include it in your PHP file and you're good to go.
http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2011/12/13/amazon-simple-email-service-gets-simpler-with-smtp/
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSSDKforPHP/latest/#i=AmazonSES
http://aws.amazon.com/sdkforphp/

How to configure email accounts like support#xyz.com or feedback#xyz.com on AWS

I registered my domain with godaddy.com. Want to use EC2 with SES to host my website on amazon web services.
On my website there would be few email accounts like support#xyz.com or feedback#xyz.com. How can I configure these email accounts on my SES server ( or my ec2 server ); so that I could receive any emails sent to these email addresses ( through some mail client like Outlook, Thunderbird)
This is the answer I received from the AWS team via the AWS forum:
Hello,
I'm sorry to say that SES doesn't handle inbound email today. We are
an outbound email delivery service only. However, you could (with some
effort) set up a postfix server and a POP3 server on an EC2 instance,
get a static IP bound to that EC2 instance, and list that on your MX
records. It is a bit more of a challenge than using gmail.com for
example, but it would provide you what are looking for.
Thanks, and please let me know if I can help further.
Paolo
You can sign your domain up for free Google Apps. During the setup, Google will direct you to modify your domain's MX records in Godaddy in order to receive mail. Then you can use AWS SES to send mail and mail will be received by your domain's Gmail user.