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i think nexus bytes @seriesn resells MXRoute packages

I am looking for an EU based MXroute reseller who 1) is VAT registered and 2) who charges in Euro.

As far as I know, there's no way to do this on a per-domain basis with Postfix. MXRoute uses ZoneMTA to handle retrying via a different server, but I don't know anything about it so can't help there.

I'm looking to do this as well! Going to try using MailChannels as the primary relay and if that were to ever fail, which it shouldn't, but if it does, failover to MXRoute.

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Or, you could use DA for MXroute (might need a new package) to use x as the selector

3. MXroute as primary for mailboxes

this should be OK, however IIRC DA doesn't have an option to change the DKIM selector, so you'll be stuck with x._domainkey for MXroute

Thanks for the post @Daniel15 routing through my MXRoute BF specials is next on my mailcow setup. I've been very happy with the performance of mailcow, currently run in a VM on a 16TB SYS (RAID10). Ha

mxroute._domainkey

nice piece of software. I probably would've used MXRoute instead, but I preferred Postmark because the UI is very nice and it has pretty nice tracking features (+ I'm primarily sending & not

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But, why not just use mxroute?

Here you go: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/178881/self-hosted-mailcow-relaying-through-mxroute/

I self-host my emails using Mailcow. Inbound emails come directly to my server, but outbound emails are routed through MXRoute because their deliverability is much better than mine.

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