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[Update] How to Install and Configure iRedMail: add an inbox placement check - #7510
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This adds one sentence to the final step of the iRedMail guide, right after the suggestion to send a test email to Mail Tester, plus a matching line in external_resources.
Mail Tester confirms that the DNS records from the guide are in place. Someone who has just brought up iRedMail on a new Linode usually has a second question straight away: will a fresh IP get their mail into Gmail and Yahoo inboxes? The added tool answers it from one test message, next to its own SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks. It's free.
Disclosure: I build Email Spam Tester. If you'd rather keep the guide limited to Mail Tester, closing this is completely fine.