[TriLUG] OT? - RR now blocking email from dynamic IPs...

[Jon Carnes]

That being the case, if you have a small range of IP's you might
consider testing from one of your different IP's.  If that works then
you can move your Mail server to the new IP.

I've had to deal with this a couple of times.  It's never very much
fun.  Still perseverance will pay off.

Good Luck - Jon
 
On Mon, 2003-06-16 at 10:31, C.Magnus Hedemark wrote:
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> On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 10:21 AM, Chris Bullock wrote:
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> > We had an IP subnet change a few months ago, For some reason, 
> > Sprint/Earthlink lost some subnets and a lot of the commercial 
> > customers had to change IP, so much for static IPs, oh yea by the way 
> > they cut us off and it took 2 days to get another static IP. Now thats 
> > what I call good dependable service.  We do not have any open relays, 
> > but our current IP is on some Blacklists.  This is spawned from 
> > spmmers in Florida using our current IP address a few years ago.
> 
> Swell.  Now I know I configured that mail server with a healthy dose of 
> paranoia in my mind.  (Those who work there know what I'm talking 
> about.)  I would dare say that it was (at the time) more secure than 
> 90%+ of the domains that these guys *do* accept mail from.  It sounds 
> like you simply got skunked with the legacy of someone else's IP.  I 
> don't mind blacklists, personally, but you need to be able to get off 
> of them easily for them to be useful.
> 
> - --
> 
> Magnus Hedemark
> "From the Fury of the Norsemen please Deliver us, Oh Lord"
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