Good! This is a basic Best Practice. If you have an IP address, you MUST have a reverse entry for that. I get really tired of working around bad administration. You must be THIS ------> tall to play on the Internet. If they can't follow the few rules, then they should get a nice Compuserve account.
The RFC standards are not just there to be boring reading. Quoting Alan Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Gregory Hicks wrote: > > > > Think "travelling user." You'll never have control over everything. > > > > Daniel: > > > > Even a traveling user *should* reverse lookup - even if they come from > > some unrelated ISP. Or am I not understanding the"Travelling user" > > issue? > > I can show you entire countries where the number of correctly resolvig > IPs is vastly outnumberd by borked or completely non-existant rDNS > entries. > > I'm sitting in one now in southeast asia. It causes merry hell trying to > make connections to my accounts all round the world via ssh as most > admins have things set in DNS paranoia mode for interactive sessions.
