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There’s running your own mail, then there’s running your own mail from residential. The dozens of us who do the former mostly don’t do the latter, thanks to the
by oefrha 5y ago
There’s running your own mail, then there’s running your own mail from residential. The dozens of us who do the former mostly don’t do the latter, thanks to the obvious vicious cycle.
- cm2187 5y agoThough I belong to the former, I do use my residential ip as a failover server for when my primary server is down, to not lose incoming emails.
- james_in_the_uk 5y agoWhat’s the benefit of this over a cheap VPS? Privacy?
- cm2187 5y agoJust cheaper. I mean again I do pay for a server in a datacentre as my primary server. I have a home server too anyway, so using it as a mail failover adds redundancy for free. Also I am using windows (smartermail) so even a cheap vps isn’t that cheap.