Check dyndns it helps with mx records, its not free but is the cheapest solution that I know. Its about 1 usd or something like that.
Then you set up you domain which is a subdomain of their own (yourdomain.dyndns.com or something) and it changes everytime your ip does. You just need to install a client. I hope this helps. Happy holidays. Saludos Ing. Alfonso Alejandro Reyes Jimenez Coordinador de Seguridad - SASI E-mail: aare...@scitum.com.mx Telefono: 91507489 Movil: (044) 55 85 81 04 62 De: . [mailto:pe...@aleksandrsolzhenitsyn.net] Enviado: Friday, December 23, 2011 10:24 PM Para: postfix-users@postfix.org <postfix-users@postfix.org> Asunto: Re: Need help setting up Postfix On 12/23/2011 11:22 PM, Mauricio Tavares wrote: > On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 10:43 PM, . <pe...@aleksandrsolzhenitsyn.net> > <mailto:pe...@aleksandrsolzhenitsyn.net> wrote: >> I'm very new at mail server stuff and not too technical in experience....but can follow well written instructions. The first difficulty I had after installation of Postfix was about the Static IP address problem. My IP address isn't static and I don't want to pay for one either. Can Dynamic IP addresses be used with Postfix? NoIP.com mentions some sort of stuff about it. > It's all about mx records. Your certs resolve to fqdn. What does that mean? Can I get and send mail using a dynamic IP address and my own domain name? MX Record stuff- how do I configure it for a dynamic IP address. > Some companies can make your mx record follow the ip. So how do I configure it? Any ideas? >>
