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How can I access connect my SMTP emails to gmail using digital ocean?

Posted January 6, 2020 727 views
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I connected my domain with hostgator, I now want to create and send and receive emails sent through my domain. Please may I find help, I am not so technical also, so the most less technical support will much be appreciated

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alexdo January 11, 2020

Hello, @firstfortune

Could you please let me know if you’ve checked this tutorial:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-gmail-with-your-domain-on-digitalocean

It’s a really useful guide to send and receive email through your own custom domain is to use a third-party mail service.

Also can you please let me know what mail application you’re going to use to send your emails as well, so I can try to help you to configure this. I assume you’re going to use a mail client to send/receive your emails.

Regards,
Alex

How To Set Up Gmail with Your Domain on DigitalOcean
by Mitchell Anicas
One way to send and receive email through your own custom domain is to use a third-party mail service, such as the mail service included with Google Apps (Gmail) or Zoho. The main benefit of using a third-party mail service, as opposed to managing your own mail server, is that you can avoid performing the ongoing maintenance that running a mail server entails. This tutorial will show you how to set up Gmail with your own domain that is managed by DigitalOcean's Domain Name Servers.
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