Host your own Mail Server, is it a good idea? I recently stopped running my self-hosted mail solution with mailcow and switched to a SaaS product (Microsoft 365). Let’s try to find out when it makes sense to run a self-hosted Mail Server and in which cases you probably should not do it. #MailServer #Microsoft365 #Linux

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Timestamps:

00:00 – Introduction
01:02 – Mail Servers are complex
02:09 – Responsibilities
04:18 – Control and Privacy
05:59 – Learning
07:08 – General Advice

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Learn how to make your own self-hosted email server for free with CyberPanel, an open-source hosting control panel that takes the pain out of setting up a mail server. CyberPanel will automatically generate all necessary mail DNS records like DKIM, MX, and PTR which prevents your outgoing emails from going to spam.

Please note that CyberPanel is free, however you’ll need a server to host on. I use and recommend Linode.

Self-hosted email on Linode from /mo 👉 https://tonyflo.com/LinodeEmail ( if you choose to use Linode, please also enable email on your server by following the instructions under “Sending Email on Linode” https://www.linode.com/docs/guides/running-a-mail-server/?r=f849fea166deba748ac8cb58f0866e1ac48176f1)
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