JackGan

Yeah I'm aware of possible issues that I will bump into when setting up XPEnology for business use, especially on the down time. I think for now I'll get an official Synology so I can have something up and running without much problems and will just use the XPEnology as a DIY project and see how well I can deal with it when issues arise. I will need to research more on DKIM and SPF , but are those free DDNS enough to get around the static IP? How or to whom do I register my MX with? My understanding on the MX records is to be done on GCP or whoever I have my domain with, but correct me if I'm wrong. Also, since you had tried their MailServer Plus, do you encounter any issue sending or receiving mails? Any mail relay service you can recommend to make it works for sending and receiving? And when someone said you might lost your mail when your machine lost power or connection, is that means it was sent successfully from the sender side but I failed to received it or the sender will be notified on a failed delivery?

Wow never know there is something like this available and come with a free version! Guess that sort out any network access issue between devices. Thanks a lot!

Hi guys, I'm looking to see if it's possible to have a free solution (or minimal cost) for my small family business using XPEnology and GCP (Google Cloud Platform). So what I need for my business and how I think to accomplished them is as below. - Website (GCP) - Local Shared Storage (XPEnology) - User management for employee (XPEnology) - Employee business email (GCP + XPEnology) - Remote access (XPEnology) I came across this on YouTube about the free website hosting on GCP here. Let's say I will set my domain name to "mybussiness.com" Then I plan to install XPEnology on my old PC and acted as NAS to keep my business files. With XPEnology, I can assign individual account to my employee and manage their file access. Now this is where I get stuck. - How do I setup individual email to my employee with mybusiness.com domain. - How do I setup so that any email that send to my employee email will be delivered and keep in XPEnology NAS? - It's optional, but is there a way to setup remote access to XPEnology? Maybe through VPN or something? Of course, there are already better solution offered from many web hosting site that come with email options, but I am worried it might exceed the storage limit. Anyway, this is just my side project at the moment but let me know if you have any know-how or ideas I can try. TIA!