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Assuming your ISP does not block port 25 and you are not behind CG-NAT you could do that. Point the MX of your domain to your IP and run a mail server at home.
by LinuxBender 3y ago
Assuming your ISP does not block port 25 and you are not behind CG-NAT you could do that. Point the MX of your domain to your IP and run a mail server at home. Postfix+Dovecot is one example.
- KomoD 3y agoMost do block port 25 though, sadly, and residential IPs tend to be on blocklists too
- LinuxBender 3y agoYeah outbound at least. Inbound often works so that would address receiving the email locally. One would still have to relay through a paid service likely for sending.