Linux IMAP/SMTP Migration
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
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I am looking for someone who can fully integrate my new Google Workspace account with my existing domain at Namecheaphosting (cpannel available). This includes configuring and setting up all necessary DNS records (including MX, TXT, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC), as well as linking Namecheap, Ionos, and Cloudflare. Ionos offers a comfortable importing system.
You will handle the entire technical process, including domain verification, switching over, and most importantly, migrating all existing email accounts along with all current messages (via IMAP) and data from the old server into the new Ionos account. Around 5GB of data. Ensuring no data loss during this migration is essential.
Additionally, you will conduct thorough testing to confirm the flawless operation of all mailboxes and services.
It is critical that the Google Workspace setup is completed professionally, allowing me to securely send and receive business emails without any interruption.
My main domain is .com, but .ch is also available and should be integrated, with low cost and effort.
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I have a fresh Linux server ready to become our new dedicated mail host. I need you to install and harden a custom IMAP / SMTP stack, establish secure TLS connections, set up spam-/virus-filtering, and then migrate every mailbox, alias and folder from the current server with zero data loss or noticeable downtime for users.
Customisation is important: Postfix-Dovecot is my first thought, but I’m open to Exim or Sendmail if you can justify the choice and keep management straightforward. Whichever route you pick, please document all configs so I can maintain the system later.
Deliverables
• Fully functional Linux mail server running chosen IMAP / SMTP software
• All user data, folders and aliases copied from the old host and verified
• SSL/TLS certificates in place; ports properly firewalled
• DKIM, SPF and DMARC records configured and tested
• Step-by-step hand-over document and one brief knowledge-transfer call
Acceptance criteria: every migrated account must send and receive successfully, mailbox contents must match the source server exactly, and security tests (open-relay, TLS, DNS records) must all pass.
I am looking for someone who can fully integrate my new Google Workspace account with my existing domain at Namecheaphosting (cpannel available). This includes configuring and setting up all necessary DNS records (including MX, TXT, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC), as well as linking Namecheap, Ionos, and Cloudflare. Ionos offers a comfortable importing system.
You will handle the entire technical process, including domain verification, switching over, and most importantly, migrating all existing email accounts along with all current messages (via IMAP) and data from the old server into the new Ionos account. Around 5GB of data. Ensuring no data loss during this migration is essential.
Additionally, you will conduct thorough testing to confirm the flawless operation of all mailboxes and services.
It is critical that the Google Workspace setup is completed professionally, allowing me to securely send and receive business emails without any interruption.
My main domain is .com, but .ch is also available and should be integrated, with low cost and effort.
Text generated by FL:
I have a fresh Linux server ready to become our new dedicated mail host. I need you to install and harden a custom IMAP / SMTP stack, establish secure TLS connections, set up spam-/virus-filtering, and then migrate every mailbox, alias and folder from the current server with zero data loss or noticeable downtime for users.
Customisation is important: Postfix-Dovecot is my first thought, but I’m open to Exim or Sendmail if you can justify the choice and keep management straightforward. Whichever route you pick, please document all configs so I can maintain the system later.
Deliverables
• Fully functional Linux mail server running chosen IMAP / SMTP software
• All user data, folders and aliases copied from the old host and verified
• SSL/TLS certificates in place; ports properly firewalled
• DKIM, SPF and DMARC records configured and tested
• Step-by-step hand-over document and one brief knowledge-transfer call
Acceptance criteria: every migrated account must send and receive successfully, mailbox contents must match the source server exactly, and security tests (open-relay, TLS, DNS records) must all pass.