whogo.de
Managed mail and backend hostnames with postmaster and abuse contacts for hosted client domains in Germany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About whogo.de
whogo.de is a technical infrastructure domain run by dL Event- und Medientechnik. It provides neutral hostnames for managed backend and mail infrastructure and publishes the responsible operators and direct contacts for postmaster, network and security teams. Stated features include unique forward and reverse DNS mapping, tenant-specific SPF and DMARC policies, no open SMTP relay, and inbound and outbound security checks.
Customers are the client domains hosted on the platform. Each tenant remains independent in business and legal terms, and the operator supplies the technical naming and operating environment. One named tenant is BRADL Baugeschäft GmbH (bradl-bau.de), whose primary mail gateway runs on this infrastructure.
The technical operator is dL Event- und Medientechnik, based in Obergriesbach, Germany.
Product: Managed mail gateway and backend hostnames with DNS, SPF/DMARC and security checks for hosted client domains.
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