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- iRedMail version (check /etc/iredmail-release): latest
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: Ubuntu 14
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im looking to change my "outward facing" IP address on our server due to issues we've been having with having inherited a potentially dirty IP address, i just wondered what the best steps are to achieve this?

I found the following article on your docs and it looks promising, is there anyway this can be modified to be applied to all sending domains? http://www.iredmail.org/docs/send.out.e … esses.html

is this even the best way? i am looking for a solution with the least possible disruption that i can potentially reverse if it doesn't fix our issue.

i understand that i will need to change my DNS record to reflect this IP change. Will i have to generate DKIM keys again also? is there anywhere else i need to change the IP? i am wary of changing the eth0 value in the network config as i think this may break the cloud config so i am keen to isolate the changes to just the mail functions.