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Yandex Cloud Postbox
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  2. Creating an address

Creating an address

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at April 6, 2026
  1. In the management console, select the folder you want to create an address in.

  2. Go to Cloud Postbox.

  3. Click Create address.

  4. In the Domain field, specify the domain you will use to send emails. You can use a domain of any level.

  5. (Optional) Link the configuration to an address.

  6. Select the setup method for outgoing email signatures (DKIM):

    Simple setup
    Advanced setup

    Yandex Cloud Postbox will prepare keys and DNS records for you to add to your DNS provider. For more information, see DKIM signature.

    1. Generate a key to create a DKIM signature. Yandex Cloud Postbox supports 1,024-bit and 2,048-bit keys. To generate a key, run the following OpenSSL command:

      openssl genrsa -out privatekey.pem 2048
      

      Note

      Some DNS providers impose length limitations on TXT records. If you encounter such an issue, use a 1024-bit key.

    2. In the Selector field, specify a selector, e.g., postbox. This selector should be used in one resource record only: the one you create when you pass the domain ownership check.

    3. In the Private key field, copy the contents of the privatekey.pem file.

  7. Optionally, restrict the list of senders.

  8. Optionally, configure logging.

  9. Click Create address.

To send emails, pass a domain ownership check.

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