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Also: Get one of their managed webhosting packages (starting from 1,90 €/month) and you'll get a domain with it. You can't get your own mail hosted for much che
by martin_a 5y ago
Also: Get one of their managed webhosting packages (starting from 1,90 €/month) and you'll get a domain with it. You can't get your own mail hosted for much cheaper.
- XCSme 5y agoDoes it come with SMTP?
- martin_a 5y agoI think so, yes, see here: https://docs.hetzner.com/konsoleh/account-management/email/setting-up-an-email-account/ https://docs.hetzner.com/konsoleh/account-management/email/s...
- hansel_der 5y agowhat does that even mean? (i.e. how would an email service work w/o smtp)
- dkjaudyeqooe 5y agoSome hosts block port 25 (SMTP) and you have to use another server to send emails.
- na85 5y agoDon't the big players penalize mail coming from hosts without ipv4?
- amenod 5y ago> Don't the big players penalize mail coming from hosts? Ftfy. :) Yes, they do, unfortunately. I am still hoping for some regulation / fine to put an end to this.
- MaKey 5y agoMe too! You're in for a lot of pain, especially in the beginning, when trying to host your own mail server. Big players just dropping mails (Microsoft), local authorities refusing your mails (even on the postmaster inbox) and if your mail goes through it might still go straight to the spam folder. Granted, I'm using an .xyz domain, but I'm not sure how big of a role this really plays. Interestingly I didn't have problems with Google's mail servers so far.
- seanw444 5y agoI remember hearing that Google really downgrades the search rankings of .xyz domains. Not sure how it goes for email though.
- martin_a 5y agoI've not yet found this to be an issue with personal mails. If you're planning on setting up whatever system that needs to send _lots_ of mails, something else might be better indeed.
- 6jQhWNYh 5y agoYou can: buy a cheap 4€/year domain at OVH and you'll get your own mail with their free 10M web hosting plan.