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That's if you use other mail servers. But the risk of malware or virus in email is just too big. I think separating hosting with mail is best if you don't have the resources. And if you check DNS of big companies, you will see most of them use Outlook or Google.

It is a default one, but not secured. The malware risk is too high.

Generally, companies would use Outlook or Gmail as email servers. Unless you are Oracle and can handle your own. But if you find any benefit in running mail servers, why not. Managed mail servers are cheap these days. No delivery issues, no spam, no malware and viruses.

The thing is, you need to check if your VPS or cloud provider has reverse DNS already setup for you. Some providers already does it. If not, then mail will not work, no matter what. Having Plesk as a mail server is not a good option anyway. SPF, dmarc, or domainkey (DKIM) records has no effect...

Well, you don't have reverse DNS setup, since you are using VPS most likely. I would connect your DNS records to the DNS of the server provider. You can use domain connect extension for that. Point the name servers to the DNS of your VPS provider, not to Plesk. Then setup MX records to point to...

SOLVED! Ok, after a bit of digging. This was a TLS version option in Plesk it seems. In Domains > domain.com > SSL/TLS > TLS Versions and applied preset should be set to Modern (default is intermediate). If TLS is managed in Cloudflare, then I think it should be only with a purchased...

Hello guys, I little help will do great. :) Issue: blog.domain.com --> www.blog.domain.com= Google stays happy :) - I have migrated a web with a subdomain www.blog.domain.com to plesk. - Created an FTP folder for blog.domain.com (with no www). - In DNS on Cloudflare pointed to it via...