Opening 993 and 25 for Email Ports

[Bob.Dig]

and Axigen mail server in another LXC.

How good is it. Can you send email with anything before the @ without hassle (catch-all). How much RAM does the LXC consume. 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Axigen is one of the nicest commercial offers I have used in my DC so far.
We were forced to cancel the subscription when they discontinued FreeBSD support  :(

Yes, arbitrary sender addresses as long as you authenticate with one proper account is a configurable option. Catch all for receiving also works.

[Bob.Dig]

Yes, arbitrary sender addresses as long as you authenticate with one proper account is a configurable option. Catch all for receiving also works.

Thanks Patrick. I hope this is also true for the free version. I haven't switched yet from something running on Windows. It should be light on resources and very easy to use, that's how I roll.  ;)

[Patrick M. Hausen]

The free version is limited in the number of mailboxes. 5 IIRC which was just too few even for my private family network. 10 would have been sufficient.

But even their entry level commercial license is prohibitively priced for private use.

[fbeye]

Hello

So, everything seems to be working fine but was curious, can I use 587 submission solely and disable 25 or does 25 need to be enabled in some fashion for the server to work?

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Do you intend to receive inbound mail destined for the domains that server hosts?

That's port 25 - server to server. 587 or 465 is for MUA to MTA only.

[fbeye]

Ah, I did not realize that. Interesting, ty.