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== | ==JVINTERNATIONAL KT Session 13-July-2026 - Tetra Support Staff - TAKSHAY== | ||
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'''Video summary:''' KT session on JV International's mail setup, which moved away from being self-hosted entirely: originally on a qmail/Postfix-based stack, then migrated (about a year and a half before this recording) to Google Workspace (G Suite) with just a single paid mailbox (their other few IDs were dropped). Covers the difference between Google Workspace's normal user login and its separate admin-console URL/login, how their storage plan (100GB) doesn't match Google's standard published tiers because it predates current pricing, and the data migration approach -- Google discontinued raw IMAP-client-based syncing for admins, so migration is now done through a built-in tool in the Workspace admin console where you supply the source mailbox server/credentials and Google handles an exact, complete sync (avoiding the duplicate/missing-mail issues that plain imapsync could produce). Cutover itself was a standard MX and SPF record update. Since going live, this client's mail has needed effectively zero support -- no complaints, described as a "set and forget" account precisely because Google Workspace doesn't have the kind of operational issues a self-hosted mail server would. | |||
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JVINTERNATIONAL KT Session 13-July-2026 - Tetra Support Staff - TAKSHAY[edit]
Video summary: KT session on JV International's mail setup, which moved away from being self-hosted entirely: originally on a qmail/Postfix-based stack, then migrated (about a year and a half before this recording) to Google Workspace (G Suite) with just a single paid mailbox (their other few IDs were dropped). Covers the difference between Google Workspace's normal user login and its separate admin-console URL/login, how their storage plan (100GB) doesn't match Google's standard published tiers because it predates current pricing, and the data migration approach -- Google discontinued raw IMAP-client-based syncing for admins, so migration is now done through a built-in tool in the Workspace admin console where you supply the source mailbox server/credentials and Google handles an exact, complete sync (avoiding the duplicate/missing-mail issues that plain imapsync could produce). Cutover itself was a standard MX and SPF record update. Since going live, this client's mail has needed effectively zero support -- no complaints, described as a "set and forget" account precisely because Google Workspace doesn't have the kind of operational issues a self-hosted mail server would.