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Definitely! You don’t have to host the mailserver on the same server as your website. <br>Your DNS setup should look like this: <br><pre>@ A 1.3.5.7 <br>www CNAME @ <br> <br>mail A 2.4.6.8 <br>@ MX 5 mail (Priority: 5, value: “mail”)</pre> <br>where <code>1.3.5.7</code> is your webserver’s IP address and <code>2.4.6.8</code> is iRedMail’s IP address. <br>Let me know how it goes! :)