Glen Vickers wrote:
It seems the IP address I’m at the most is most likely being blocked by
spamhaus. Which is understandable but this is a corp public IP so in
turn its annoying. I’m afraid I don’t know much on how to configure
spamhaus but if someone could point me in the right direction to
configure my spamhaus to whitelist my IP address or a way so that my
server likes this 1 IP and allows connections to SMTP, it would be
appreciated. Right now I’m getting connection refused.
Thanks
Glen Vickers
(BTW Jake its way too odd that we both have the same last name…. not
very common.)
I take it you're talking about submissions. Configure your client
program to use port 587 for smtp and you should be good to go from
anywhere. Or install spamdyke (which is highly recommended).
You might want to check your PC for a rogue malware program that's
sending out spam on its own, unbeknownst to you. That might be why your
IP is address is listed at spamhaus. Could be another computer that was
at that IP before you too.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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