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I have set my MX record with Google
Mail, but google only provide 50 email
address for free is there any
possibility to create 50 email with
google and more with my own Web
hosting provider email server?
Unfortunately not. There's no way for MX records for a domain to distinguish between different addresses. However, if it's possible to create subdomain email addresses, you might be able to get away with creating a catch-all address in Google Apps and then setting filters to forward mail appropriately.
However, I think your best solution would really be to start paying for Google Apps if you're using it so extensively. Definitely worth it.
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I'm trying to setup incoming email for my Amazon EC2 linux box. Namecheap Private Email records for domains with third-party DNS
My domain's DNS is managed through NameCheap. They have a private email hosting service.
https://www.namecheap.com/hosting/email.aspx
Will this enable me to have a webmail interface where I can send / receive emails from my domain?
I checked your domain and it does not have any MX Records setup. See screenshot below. That is the reason you are not receiving the emails.
Check this steps to set up MX Records for AWS Route 53 for your domain
https://support.google.com/a/answer/6149697?hl=en
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I'm having some trouble understanding domain and mx records.
If I direct the domain name from the register to where I am hosting a site. And on the Register I direct the MX records to another server that takes care of the email will that work?
Yes, that's exactly what MX records are for.
Let's say, your domain is whatever.net.
You create A records for domains that you want to point to your website, i.e. www.whatever.net, whatever.net. They will point to the IP of your web server.
Then you set an MX record that points to a domain, typically something like mail.whatever.net.
You must then set up an A record for mail.whatever.net to point to the IP of your email server.
Note that your mail domain does not have to be a subdomain of your domain. It can also be something completely different. For instance many small businesses set their MX to mail.google.com and sign up with google to handle all of their emails.
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I'm working on a app which sends notifications emails. I know this is stereotypical for spam servers. I know the first question ist "How can I ensure what my server will not be listed as a spam server?" However I believe I should monitor my mailserver to ensure what every customer becomes his mails.
So the question: How can I check/monitor whether my server is listed as a spam server?
I really appreciate your help.
MXtoolbox (disclosure: I hold no relation to this site) has a great blacklist checking tool that checks all the major blacklists.
As for staying off them, make sure all your e-mails are opt-in and have an unsubscribe link within the e-mail body of every notification sent. Keep a record of all clients opting in, some hosting companies will charge you a small fortune if you get their IPs blacklisted.
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When a spam email from a company comes in... how can i use google to search for real email adresses at the same domain to get a legitamate unsubscribe or to be an equal nuisance to the company? For example if camelbackford.com sent me unsolicited spam how can i search the internet for real email adresses like "#camelbackford.com"to get me results like sales#camelbackford.com... When i use google it seems the "#" is not specific enough to only return real possible email adresses at a domain.
Most real companies have a contact page on their website.
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I'm trying to figure out a solution to my problem which is as follows: There are two email addresses on my domain that I want to continue hosting at a provider but for all the other email addresses I want to host them on my own servers. Logically, I configure the MX records for pointing to the provider of my email hosting but in this case its like I want to maintain the current MX records for these two email addresses and then configure a new one for all others. Is there a way to do something like "check the destination email addresses and if its one of the following then reroute this mail to this mx record" or am I out of luck? I would imagine this problem has been addressed before.
I'm pretty sure this won't work via the MX records because the lookup is of the domain not the whole email address. You could however setup the new server to forward those accounts to a different email address.
Alternatively depending on your server make it act as a proxy for the old addresses, set a rule to open a new connection to the other server and deliver as if nothing has changed?