2 ms·
Not if you send your mail through a smart host (an outgoing SMTP proxy) which is in good standing. Most sane ISPs/IAPs require this anyway. I've hosted my own m
by Yetanfou 8y ago
Not if you send your mail through a smart host (an outgoing SMTP proxy) which is in good standing. Most sane ISPs/IAPs require this anyway. I've hosted my own mail server since about 1996, moving from Sendmail on a 66MHz Pentium hanging off a cable internet connection to the current Exim on an Intel SS4200 on gigabit fiber - none of it high-powered hardware as such is not needed for the purpose. Mail sent from here arrives just fine, no problems there.