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I have finally ground to a halt with this
problem...AOL cannot help...BT cannot/will not help, they say we have to use
their SMTP servers and then it will be OK..!!
We have a fixed IP address and it is not
"Residential" and we are definitely not Open Relay (as AOL
confirmed).
My only other thought, but I am unsure as to
the consequences, is to change my PTR record to be 217.34.127.9 =
imail.iesdigital.com instead of it's current
"host217-34-127-9.in-addr.btopenworld.com" - would this work or does
it have to be BT as they are our ISP.
Apologies for any incorrect syntax, but I
guess you know what I am asking. Also would this change cure my AOL
refusals?
Mark
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