> > Could be that their DNS Servers are messed up.. seen a lot of that going on
> > lately..
>
>Rick, same thing I'm thinking. We just started using Active Directory
>and since it's IP-based, plus includes it's own DNS server, I could see how
>these problems could grow over time.
It's not a DNS issue. Your mailserver's IP address is listed in a spam
database. It's in there, that's all. No DNS problems can cause
that. SPEWS listed your IP.
> I haven't reached my sales rep today (never can when I ain't
> buying!), but they have 2 OC-12's at the Irvine, California datacenter,
so I
> hope they're not buying bandwidth from Deltanet. But I must confess to not
> knowing much about peering, etc.
Deltanet *owns* the IP address you are using. It actually doesn't matter
how much or how little of their bandwidth XO buys from Deltanet; your IP
address belongs to Deltanet. Think of it this way: Deltanet has the power
to change your IP address without you knowing, whereas XO can't do that
(without Deltanet's permission).
-Scott
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