Make sure you get a good IP address from AWS. You can get a bunch test
them and release the ones you don't want. If necessary try a different
data center location. Many of AWS's IP addresses, networks and ASN's are
blocked by major ISP's because it's easy for spammers to setup spamming
servers. Also, you'll need to get AWS support to open outgoing port 25
so your mailserver can send mail. They are pretty lenient about allowing
that.
Jeff
On 10/5/2021 5:36 AM, ChandranManikandan wrote:
Hi Folks,
I am currently running COS7 with qmailtoaster & webserver on premises.
And am planning to migrate the same setup on AWS cloud.
I don't have any idea what to host and set up there.
Could anyone guide me for hosting the servers?
Appreciate your help and support.
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Manikandan.C
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