Business email, domain setup and mailbox migrations by Ilya AsminkinBusiness email, domain setup and mailbox migrations by Ilya Asminkin
Business email, domain setup and mailbox migrationsIlya Asminkin
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Get email on your own domain working clearly across your team’s mailboxes and applications. I help small businesses with domain onboarding, mail DNS records, mailbox setup, connection problems and carefully planned migrations between email systems.

A complete setup people can use

The service covers the path from domain ownership to working inboxes: choosing a suitable setup, configuring the required records, creating accounts and connecting a mail application. Larger projects can include migration planning, aliases, shared mailboxes, self-hosted infrastructure and clearer onboarding tools for an email product.

Set up one domain for $150

The starter covers one domain and up to three mailboxes with an existing email provider. I configure the provider’s MX, SPF and DKIM requirements, add a monitoring DMARC policy, and verify sending and receiving using test messages. It includes connection instructions for one mail application.
Review of existing mail-related DNS records
Setup for up to three mailboxes on one domain
Authentication-record and test-message checks
One revision round, final record list and setup notes

Check the current setup before changing it

I first identify the active provider, existing mail routing and any aliases that need to keep working. We agree on the intended configuration, record the previous settings and apply the planned changes. I then check public DNS results and message headers where available. Mailbox-history migration and a new mail server are separately scoped; provider subscriptions remain in your own account.

Relevant email-product work

My own MailCore product includes guided domain onboarding, mailbox management and standard IMAP/SMTP access, supported by Mailu, Docker and Linux. Its portfolio case shows how technical email setup becomes understandable for a business user. Your handoff includes the final records, mailbox connection settings and a short checklist for adding the next person.
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Starting at$150
Duration3 days
Tags
Linux
Email
Technical Support Specialist
DNS
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Ilya Asminkin proTashkent, Uzbekistan
Business email, domain setup and mailbox migrationsIlya Asminkin
Starting at$150
Duration3 days
Tags
Linux
Email
Technical Support Specialist
DNS
Cover image for Business email, domain setup and mailbox migrations
Get email on your own domain working clearly across your team’s mailboxes and applications. I help small businesses with domain onboarding, mail DNS records, mailbox setup, connection problems and carefully planned migrations between email systems.

A complete setup people can use

The service covers the path from domain ownership to working inboxes: choosing a suitable setup, configuring the required records, creating accounts and connecting a mail application. Larger projects can include migration planning, aliases, shared mailboxes, self-hosted infrastructure and clearer onboarding tools for an email product.

Set up one domain for $150

The starter covers one domain and up to three mailboxes with an existing email provider. I configure the provider’s MX, SPF and DKIM requirements, add a monitoring DMARC policy, and verify sending and receiving using test messages. It includes connection instructions for one mail application.
Review of existing mail-related DNS records
Setup for up to three mailboxes on one domain
Authentication-record and test-message checks
One revision round, final record list and setup notes

Check the current setup before changing it

I first identify the active provider, existing mail routing and any aliases that need to keep working. We agree on the intended configuration, record the previous settings and apply the planned changes. I then check public DNS results and message headers where available. Mailbox-history migration and a new mail server are separately scoped; provider subscriptions remain in your own account.

Relevant email-product work

My own MailCore product includes guided domain onboarding, mailbox management and standard IMAP/SMTP access, supported by Mailu, Docker and Linux. Its portfolio case shows how technical email setup becomes understandable for a business user. Your handoff includes the final records, mailbox connection settings and a short checklist for adding the next person.
FAQs

$150