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## Compatible distributions
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- Debian and RedHat (CentOS) based distro should work OK.
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Checks are made for apache config files locations anyways, so you'll know soon enough if it's not compatible.
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## Server configuration
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- You hostname must be a valid domain name which means it has to respond to ping with your main server IP.
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- Your IP's reverse DNS must be valid as well and return your (main) public IP associated with your hostname.
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## Plesk configuration
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- You need to have set an SSL/TLS certificate set as default, used the Plesk panel and for the mail server (by chance, this is easily achieved with Let's Encrypt and Plesk 17 or greater).
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- All of your domains need to use the same IP for the mail server (this is default).
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- Your Plesk default domain must be set to "None" (this is default)
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This setting is found in Plesk's IP settings.
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- For Outlook autoconfig, each domain needs to be HTTPS accessible with a valid certificate.
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## DNS configuration
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- If you are not comfortable with DNS zones, then your DNS zones shall preferably be managed into Plesk.
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Otherwise, for Thunderbird autoconfig to work, you just need to add the following entry to your domain names' DNS zones: `autoconfig CNAME [hostname].tld.` |
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