Yandex is big company with a lot of great services. But mxroute is good choice too, sure.

This was also my feeling. Maybe spam problem, because of russian location? I hadn't a good feeling so a took mxroute..

no need to wait... https://billing.mxroute.com/cart.php?gid=3

I will check out next promo from mxroute and save some space :-)

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If I'm not mistaken the way the MXRoute white label subdomains work is by pointing those subdomains at MXRoute's server and they handle the AutoSSL, so you don't need to touch any SSL configuration th

As far as I can tell, everything is working. No problems with accessing webmail either. I didn't change anything at mxroute's servers. Also passed the SSL tests at https://www.ssllabs.com/

Pointing those subdomains at MXRoute shouldn't cause any issues as long as you followed the guide.

mail.mydomain.tld and webmail.mydomain.tld are on a different server (mxroute), which uses AutoSSL.

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I recommend moving DNS hosting away from mxroute. It's too much overhead, I won't be making any effort to continue it, but what is up and running today isn't being taken down.

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Also, a friendly reminder that I'm still waiting for DNSSEC on my mxroute server.

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@jarland when navigating to mail.mydomain.tld in a browser, there are entries for additional "addon/sub" domains used with mxroute. Is that expected? I don't necessarily want the dif

https://billing.mxroute.com/index.php?rp=/knowledgebase/47/How-to-use-custom-hostnames-for-SMTPorIMAPorPOP-and-Webmail.html

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I would additionally recommend this only be done on a setup that allows for dynamic DNS. Otherwise a changed IP on mxroute could easily result in a broken setup. If you run your own DNS you could have