+1 to ansible. I use it to manage a lot of MXroute.

Thanks for the info! Also available in the UK? I'm loving MXRoute btw. Using it for my spouse's company and am very impressed.

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All the features of MXroute with shared hosting alongside it. MailChannels, backup relay, etc.

I'll try that some day. Just curious and never got to asking this, how does it handle email? Could I trade this in for MXRoute?

i'm (still) new to mxroute, but they've been nothing but helpful even before i signed on as a customer.

It would be better, though, to use an external email service: google and MS are offering a good but really expensive option. MXroute by our @Jarland is a much much cheaper but extremely reliable solut

You mean something like MXroute?

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MXRoute does too I believe, if you're smaller volume.

You can try Amazon ses. But you should first try @jarland's MXRoute (i always support the small companies when possible. Disclaimer: I have not used the product but intend to when I need a mail relay)

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MXRoute does have an offering in London (and we are still part of the EU).

I'd go with MXRoute too but no servers in germany yet and thats my main criteria :<

mxroute, @jarland... 'nuff said.

Then there is the possibility of using a hosted service like mxroute. While I do prefer to maintain the mail server myself, it is a possibility I can think of, at least. The main problem with mxroute

It's "public knowledge" that MXRoute uses Mailcheap SMTP relay's as you can see on their public Offer post at: https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/108942/mxroute-email-hosting-new-

@nqservices When did MXRoute begin to use MailCheap? Just curious, I've never heard about this so called "public knowledge."

Wait for MXroute Dubai location.