And I just move out all my mailcow account into lifetime mxroute because I don’t want to maintain the VPS 🙂

I just moved out of MXroute due to the spam filtering. I would like some more customization options, but I do get that this is a shared environment, so I just moved everything to my own mailcow instan

Not to say that MFA wouldn't also be good, but I would assume the Mxroute also uses a firewall to limit password guessing attempts. Even the free ConfigServer has some nice options for this. (Image)

is there any way to protect yourself from hackers regarding mail servers ? Assuming you have a mailhosting with Mxroute or any webspace with a provider with IMAP mailbox, then the only security is the

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There is room for improvement at MXroute, no question about that.

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All over the MXroute website, their documentation reminds you to refer to the "Important Account Information" email that they sent when you first signed up. You can also find it on t

The mail is getting into the spam box on MXroute - "directly"?

mxroute is prem.

I beg to differ. One of the things that makes me respect @jar 's work is mxroute. Once properly setup, it is much more preferable than gmail's spyware I mean email.

Of course these statements are with assumption and may be incorrect, so anyone else who have more experience and context knowledge of MXRoute's systems please clarify and update.

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Y U no read docs. mail.mxlogin.com is your MXroute panel.

Mxroute is tolerable. Gmail is good.

Update..... after reading more about the risks with spam filtering etc I decided to switch back to normal email hosting because I don't want to risk to affect the reputation of my domains. I didn't wa

Interesting insight there, there's a lot of subtext to unpack 🤣 Although that genuinely made me laugh - also whilst quoting you PLEASE add a UK location 😁 We used mxroute as a test for a while and it