Configure CyberPanel DNS and Secure Email Server: Part 3 of 4

If you have ever wanted to host your own websites and e-mail, but didn't want to pay for alternative hosting control panels such as CPanel or Plesk, then learn how to get started with CyberPanel in this 4-part series. CyberPanel is a free Hosting Management Panel that you install on your own server. This can be your own home server, dedicated hosted server, or a virtual private server (VPS). CyberPanel makes it easy to setup the proper DNS records (MX/SPF/DKIM) to help reduce the possibility of your outbound mail landing in your recipients spam. It also provides free SSL Certificates via LetsEncrypt. Those certificates secure your website, CyberPanel admin page, and your e-mail server (SSL/TLS/STARTTLS) .

What can you do with CyberPanel and this series of tutorial videos?
- Host your own free email server - SMTP/IMAP/POP3 - Secured with TLS
- Easily install a high performance web server for Wordpress
- Host multiple domains, subdomains, websites

This video is part 3 of 4, and covers the following topics:
00:00 - Intro
0:41 - Update CyberPanel admin account
2:12 - Create a root website for web and e-mail
4:02 - Configure NameServers in CyberPanel
5:04 - Review DNS Records
6:09 - Run DNS check
6:52 - Enable SSL on the mail server
8:14 - Create an e-mail account
9:00 - Get e-mail server details for 3rd party mail clients
10:14 - Test mail using Rainloop webmail
15:08 - Configure and test Thunderbird with SSL/TLS enabled protocols

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[theindianshopkeepers]

You saved me man I had issue with sending mails to gmail but after following all your steps it's working like charm. Thanks buddy

[jelxb]

Thanks for these videos super easy to follow along!

[mcclausky]

Wonderful. Thanks for uploading such a detailed guide!

[ricardogomes]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Perfect guide for setting a professional service to any customer. Here's a hint for a future post: how to serve email for different domains on same VPS (currently struggling with SMTP authority for unique PTR record at VPS level). Great job though!

[mossabennis]

Thank you very much for the tutorial
. well explained

[MichaelSharpTechniSmart]

Really helpful video. I am trying this approach because a Cloudflare full strict setup still gives me incomplete certificate chain no mater how I set it up. Your approach is a lot less work and its fully inegrated with Cyberpanel, which is great. Thank you for such a useful video. I will post it on Cyberpanel's Discourse in reply to my own question, which is still unanswered.

[RookieSDR]

Your last 2 videos have been amazing, really like the breakdown of each step and the blog to follow along. Q: I already have Cloudfare as my DNS, is it wise to integrate it with cyberpanel as well?

[simbaclaws_youtube]

Could you please make a part of the video saying how you setup your domain registrar's information (whatever provider)? Did you simply just setup the nameservers for the domain? What exactly did you do to get the domains pointed and working to the cyberpanel instance?

[RookieSDR]

When I send an email I get an Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender. Any fix for this?

[muhazmi_]

Hi, there. I want to ask about the content from your video, is it a must to create nameserver from the cyberpanel? because i use NS from cloudflare.

[elisnfirst]

Awesome tutorial! But I got a problem. I did all the steps that you show on your video, and my email server sends emails correctly, but I'm not receiving for some reason. Could you have some idea about it?

[gregorikeller]

Hello buddy, thank you so much for the informative content. I am sorry for the selfish question here, however I have a problem with mailserver SSL where all the SSL has been self-signed when issued. SSL works correctly for domain names, clouflare records are set up correctly I am just wondering if you have ever ran into the same issue ?

[onlinecart]

I set up my server email exactly as you did in this video, but unfortunately my emails don't going in or out . what's the problem ?

[sevketkarayilan]

Awesome, thank you. But Second, third domain(web site) and reversedns?

[agugentile]

Hi! Thanks for your video! My emails always go to spam Gmail how did you fix that?

[Joelwebmaster]

I have an interesting question, who manages your web domain, because if you create DNS independent of your domain provider when creating SSL, Google will mark it as insecure, I await your response, greetings

[pablorodrigoxD]

friend, i am using cloudflare on my server.

In the case of the nameservers that in my registrar I pointed to cloudflare, what would it be like?

I got a little confused.

[sanu]

When I am looking up my DNS using DNS checker.... everything is masked by cloudflare except the MX records.

Attackers can easily see my origin IP through my MX records.
How to remove/mask my origin IP from MX records?

[Ayzekbk]

i did everyting but when i sent mail via webmail in cyberpanel, i am still seeing "No encryption" message in my gmail. Please Help ! What could be went wrong ? my mail-terter result is 8.9/10

[tokennmaster]

hi. after installing cyberpanel and load it at port8090 i get a 503 error. how fo you advise? am stuck.