建议：在 nextxch 前部署 Proxmox Mail Gateway 作为附加防护层

1. Install Proxmox Mail Gateway (ISO, on Debian or as an LXC container)
2. Add relay domains (every domain nextxch accepts)
3. Default relay = nextxch host, port 25 (Mail Proxy -> Relaying)
4. Enable receiver verification, TLS and a certificate in the gateway
5. nextxch: add the gateway IP as a trusted gateway (SpamGuard)
6. Send a test message through the gateway, check Message Trace in nextxch
7. Switch the MX record to the gateway (remove the old MX only after the TTL expires)
8. Firewall: allow port 25 on nextxch from the gateway only
9. Optional outbound: gateway as smart host in nextxch (port 26, STARTTLS)

Example values on this page:
  Gateway:  pmg.company.com   203.0.113.25   (public, MX)
  nextxch:  mail.company.com  10.0.0.20      (internal, mailboxes)

Option A: ISO installer (hardware or VM)
  Download the ISO from proxmox.com/downloads -> boot -> run the installer
  Host name: pmg.company.com   (FQDN, matching the future MX and PTR)
  IP:        static IP, e.g. 203.0.113.25 or a DMZ address behind NAT

Option B: on an existing Debian system
  Add the Proxmox package repository and install the packages as described in
  "Install Proxmox Mail Gateway on Debian" in the PMG admin guide

Option C: LXC container in Proxmox VE
  Proxmox VE -> Storage -> CT Templates -> Templates -> section "mail"
  -> download the Proxmox Mail Gateway template -> create the container

Web interface:  https://pmg.company.com:8006   (port 8006 from the admin network only)

Repositories: without a subscription, add the "pmg-no-subscription" repository.
For production, Proxmox recommends the enterprise repository (with subscription).

Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> Relay Domains
  company.com
  company-group.com        (every domain configured in nextxch, including alias domains)

Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> Relaying
  Default Relay:      mail.company.com  (or 10.0.0.20)
  Relay Port:         25
  Relay Protocol:     SMTP
  Disable MX lookup:  yes               (address the nextxch host directly)

Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> Ports
  External SMTP Port: 25   (from the internet, untrusted)
  Internal SMTP Port: 26   (from nextxch, trusted, for outbound mail)

Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> Options
  Verify Receivers:   550   (reject unknown recipients right away)
  SPF:                yes
  DNSBL Sites:        e.g. zen.spamhaus.org   (observe the list's terms of use)

Several internal servers: Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> Transports
(domain or single address -> its own target server)

; Gateway
pmg.company.com.      3600  IN  A     203.0.113.25
; PTR for 203.0.113.25 at your provider: pmg.company.com

; MX points to the gateway only
company.com.          3600  IN  MX 10 pmg.company.com.

; nextxch stays reachable for clients (IMAP, SMTP submission, webmail)
mail.company.com.     3600  IN  A     198.51.100.20

Test beforehand, without a DNS change:
  swaks --to anna.weber@company.com --server pmg.company.com --port 25 --tls

# A) Global smart host: all outbound mail through the gateway
nextxch-cli update SmtpQueue --set outboundSmartHost=pmg.company.com \
  --set outboundSmartPort=26 --set outboundSmartHostTlsMode=StartTlsRequired

# B) Exception: one partner domain still directly via DNS MX (route without target host)
nextxch-cli create Route --set domain=partner.com --set bypassSmartHost=true \
  --set description="direct via MX, not through the gateway"

# C) Only certain senders through the gateway (#pSmtpQueue -> domain routes)
#    Destination domain:   *
#    Only for senders:     company.com, *.company.com   (SenderDomains)
#    Target host:          pmg.company.com:26           (several, comma-separated = failover)
#    TLS mode:             StartTlsRequired
#    Priority:             50                           (smaller = first; default 100)

# Add the gateway IP to the SPF record of the sender domain:
company.com.  IN  TXT  "v=spf1 mx ip4:203.0.113.25 -all"

# In the gateway: add the nextxch IP under Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> Networks
# if nextxch is not in the same subnet as the gateway.

# nextxch: add the gateway as trusted (public and internal IP, CIDR allowed)
# (admin cockpit: SpamGuard & ClamAV (#pSpam) -> "Trusted gateways")
nextxch-cli update SpamGuard --set trustedRelayCidrs=203.0.113.25,10.0.0.25

# Check: send a test message through the gateway, then in the spam analyzer or Message Trace
#   TRUSTED_RELAY  Via gateway 10.0.0.25, sender IP 198.51.100.7 from Received header
#   SPF_PASS       (SPF now checked against 198.51.100.7)

# Stays active in nextxch:
#   SPF/DKIM/DMARC/ARC, greylisting, DNSBL, adaptive content filter,
#   phishing heuristics, allow/block lists, ClamAV (if enabled)

# Connection limit: all inbound mail comes from one IP.
# Check MaxConnectionsPerIp (#pSmtpQueue, default 48) for high volumes.

Firewall nextxch (inbound)
  TCP 25         only from 203.0.113.25 / 10.0.0.25 (gateway)
  TCP 465, 587   clients (SMTP submission)  -> stay open
  TCP 993, 443   clients (IMAP, webmail, DAV, push) -> stay open

Firewall gateway (inbound)
  TCP 25         from the internet
  TCP 26         from nextxch only (smart host, if used)
  TCP 8006       from the admin network only

TLS internet <-> gateway
  Configuration -> Mail Proxy -> TLS: "Enable TLS" on
  Certificate: Certificates -> ACME (Let's Encrypt) for pmg.company.com

TLS gateway -> nextxch
  nextxch offers STARTTLS on port 25 with the certificate of mail.company.com
  Gateway: TLS destination policy for mail.company.com = encrypt
           (or verify if the default relay is entered as a host name)

TLS nextxch -> gateway (smart host)
  outboundSmartHostTlsMode = StartTlsRequired

DKIM / DMARC
  - nextxch signs outbound mail with DKIM. The gateway forwards it unchanged.
  - No disclaimer rule for outbound mail and no content changes in the gateway
    (otherwise the DKIM signature breaks and DMARC fails at the recipient).
  - Leave DKIM signing off in the gateway; maintain disclaimers in nextxch if needed.

Greylisting
  - Slows down spam bots but delays first messages from new senders (usually < 30 minutes per PMG docs).
  - Run it in the gateway only; behind the gateway it would be ineffective in nextxch.
  - For time-critical senders (e.g. login codes, order confirmations) use the welcomelist,
    or skip greylisting entirely if the other filters are sufficient.

Avoid backscatter
  - Verify Receivers = 550: the gateway asks nextxch via RCPT TO whether the address exists.
  - nextxch rejects unknown recipients at RCPT TO, so the check takes effect immediately.
  - Catch-all addresses in nextxch defeat the check and should be avoided.

Licence:  GNU Affero General Public License v3 (AGPLv3), since PMG 5.0

Optional subscriptions per host and year (net, per proxmox.com, as of 1 Nov 2026):
  Community    EUR 190      no ticket support (forum)
  Basic        EUR 540      5 tickets/year, response 1 business day
  Standard     EUR 1,260    15 tickets/year, response 4 hours
  Premium      EUR 1,900    unlimited tickets, response 2 hours
  (response = first reply to critical requests within business hours)

Sources:
  https://www.proxmox.com/en/products/proxmox-mail-gateway/pricing
  https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html   (admin guide 9.1.1: licence, repositories, ports)