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From what I have read so far there doesn't appear to be any evidence whatsoever that the server was hosted in her actual home. And that certainly would be a str
by CPLX 12y ago
From what I have read so far there doesn't appear to be any evidence whatsoever that the server was hosted in her actual home. And that certainly would be a strange, strange thing to do. All it would take is an ice storm in Westchester to put her ability to read and send emails out of commission.
Ockham's razor tells me it's more likely the media is speculating based on a whois record or similar. Scanning the existing comments I don't see anything more definitive than that. Is there any actual reason to think the email server was physically in suburban NY?
- jstalin 12y agoSee my post below. The mx records point to mxlogic, which provides email filtering services, not hosting (as far as I can tell). It looks like she may have indeed run her own email server.
- CPLX 12y agoRight, I don't find it implausible at all that she ran her own email server, by some definition of that expression. I do, however, find it at least somewhat implausible that said server was in a residential home in Westchester NY. More to the point I don't see any evidence at all that it was physically there besides speculation. If there is such evidence (like IP addresses or similar) floating around, that would be interesting.