Hi SM,
On 12/04/2015 03:54 PM, S Moonesamy wrote:
>
> It is better to host your own mail server if you have email data which
> you would like to keep private. If your email data was on those servers
> since the last four years it is likely that some of the data might have
> been intercepted even if the mail traffic was encrypted. It is a lot of
> effort to maintain a mail server mainly because it is not easy to
> identify unwanted messages (e.g. spam). I don't have a good estimate of
> the number of hours of work a week as it depends on the level of
> experience.
>
Thank you. I will restart with a test server, getting the building
blocks of an email server. I'll try to get as much information as I can
on spam-fighting.
On the comment about data interception, that would apply to cloud
servers too, right? That being said, even a physical server in a
datacenter is not completely secure. Therefore, what is the best option
of having full control over "hosted" data.
Regards,
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Received on Fri Dec 04 2015 - 19:04:25 PST