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Other way I've thought of effectively achieving this is by using VPS for static IP outside of residential ranges and home machine connected by WireGuard VPN. Wi
by megous 8y ago
Other way I've thought of effectively achieving this is by using VPS for static IP outside of residential ranges and home machine connected by WireGuard VPN. WireGuard handles roaming easilly, so dynamic IP is no problem, IPv6 is no problem, and the mail will stay on your home machine. You'll also bypass your country's/ISP tracking somewhat if you place your VPS outside of the country.
- lsh123 8y agoI run home mail sever for a while. I used to have smtp at home but a few years back I switched to a smtp proxy/forwarder on AWS ($5-6/month) connected via TLS SMTP on custom port at home (which also serves IMAPS on a custom port). Once a year I have to update DNS when my Comcast IP changes. Otherwise it is completely trouble free setup.