Martin Weinelt
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Mention FTS and TLSRPT and explain what these setups are good for and when they might be required.
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Advanced Configurations
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Congratulations on completing the `Setup Guide <setup-guide.html>`_!
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If you're an experienced mailserver admin, then you probably know what you want
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to do next. Our How-to guides (accessible in the navigation sidebar)
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might help you accomplish your goals. If not, consider contributing a guide!
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If this is your first mailserver, consider the following:
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- Configure regular, automatic `backups <backup-guide.html>`_.
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- Enable `fulltext search <fts.html>`_ to let clients that don’t sync all
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mail efficiently find messages, by performing searches directly on the server.
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- Set up the `Sender Rewriting Scheme`_ if you rely on server-side mail
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forwarding to external mail servers using mail forwards or Sieve rules.
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- Contribute `DMARC reports`_ and `SMTP TLS reports`_ to help improve email
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security across the internet by sending feedback on authentication failures,
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spoofing attempts, and TLS encryption issues.
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.. _DMARC reports: options.html#mailserver-dmarcreporting
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.. _SMTP TLS reports: options.html#mailserver-tlsrpt
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.. _Sender Rewriting Scheme: srs.html
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