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Why outbound email is blocked by default on REXE servers, how to request mail sending permission, and alternative external SMTP solutions like SendGrid.
On REXE Technology servers, outbound mail traffic is blocked by default. This is a security policy to prevent spam sending and protect our IP addresses from being blacklisted.
This block only affects outbound mail traffic (SMTP — ports 25, 465, 587). Incoming mail traffic is not affected.
Subject: Mail Sending Permission Request
Server IP: [Your server IP]
Purpose: [Explain your mail sending purpose]
Mail Server Software: [Postfix, Sendmail, External SMTP, etc.]
Estimated Daily Volume: [Approximate daily email count]
Mail sending permission is subject to review. Spam or bulk unsolicited email sending is strictly prohibited.
| Service | Free Plan | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SendGrid | 100 emails/day | Transactional and marketing emails |
| Mailgun | 5,000 emails/month | API-based email sending |
| Amazon SES | 62,000 emails/month | AWS ecosystem integration |
| Brevo | 300 emails/day | Easy setup |
External SMTP services generally provide higher deliverability rates, independent of your server's IP reputation.
Outbound mail traffic (SMTP ports) is blocked by default on REXE servers. Create a support ticket to request permission.
Create a support ticket at my.rexe.tr, specify your server IP and mail usage purpose.
Yes, you can use external SMTP services like SendGrid, Mailgun, or Amazon SES immediately. These services offer free plans and work independently of your server's IP reputation.
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