Adramyttium 1 Report post Posted February 27 I have set up my froxlor server for email. I have a domain that I'd like to test this out. I have set up my domain, "orangekarat.com". This is an email domain. I have created one email address with an associated email account and password. I have opened up ports 143 and 993 for IMAP messages in froxlor. Is this all I need to do, or are there other steps? In trying to use the account in a third-party email app, what configurations should I specify? Of course this is new to me, so if you have a guide you could recommend for my study, that would be awesome. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 d00p 140 Report post Posted February 27 If you have configured the services according to froxlors config templates that it should all work out of the box. For 993 (SSL) though you need to manually adjust the config yourself Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 Adramyttium 1 Report post Posted February 28 Okay. So I basically should only need an MX record in DNS pointing to the domain name, and it should work? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
0 d00p 140 Report post Posted February 28 There are many more things besides a MX record, but for the sake of simplicity: yes Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
I have set up my froxlor server for email. I have a domain that I'd like to test this out.
I have set up my domain, "orangekarat.com". This is an email domain.
I have created one email address with an associated email account and password.
I have opened up ports 143 and 993 for IMAP messages in froxlor.
Is this all I need to do, or are there other steps?
In trying to use the account in a third-party email app, what configurations should I specify?
Of course this is new to me, so if you have a guide you could recommend for my study, that would be awesome.
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