Re: [mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

1. It's a harder problem than it looks. 2. It would be interesting to see what their response would be to the ask of merging... But they would be the ones to present the question to first. Aloha, Michael. -- Michael J Wise Microsoft Corporation| Spam Analysis "Your Spam Specimen Has Been

[mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

Hi Michael, Thank you for your answer. Just two questions : 1. Isn't it the whole point of SmartScreen and other "new generation" filters to be able to figure out on its own that IPs should be merged instead of having to "force" that ? I thought that by now the filter would have realized

Re: [mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

If for some reason in the past, the IPs were treated differently, they will be treated differently going forward. You can ask Hotmail Support if there's some way of "Re-merging" the way the IPs are handled. I'm not aware of how this could be done, but for the IPs you are describing, this is alm

Re: [mailop] FBL drop for Hotmail/Outlook

I am making inquiry as to what might be the cause of this behavior. Will get back when I hear something solid. Aloha, Michael. -- Michael J Wise Microsoft Corporation| Spam Analysis "Your Spam Specimen Has Been Processed." Got the Junk Mail Reporting Tool

Re: [mailop] Yahoo FeedbackLoop problem

Hello.! I solved it. I configure in the MTA a double DKIM firm with a new domain for all campaigns. Thanks everyone. Regards, Emanuel. El 17/10/17 a las 14:37, Laura Atkins escribió: It’s possible that Yahoo goes strictly by the registered domain. My suggestion was basically - register a

Re: [mailop] Did/Is mail.mil have/having DNS issues affecting ability get MX records?

Someone fixed up the DNSsec issue -- emails have now all delivered. =) Frank -Original Message- From: Frank Bulk [mailto:frnk...@iname.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 8:28 PM To: 'mailop@mailop.org' (mailop@mailop.org) Subject: RE: Did/Is mail.mil have/having DNS issues affecting a

Re: [mailop] FBL drop for Hotmail/Outlook

Our FBLs haven't recovered either. Open rates are fine. No other symptoms I can see. Just ~60-70% fewer spam reports coming in since October 11th. On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 6:31 AM, Alberto Miscia via mailop < mailop@mailop.org> wrote: > We didn't see any drop in open rates, not even a slight decre

Re: [mailop] FBL drop for Hotmail/Outlook

We didn't see any drop in open rates, not even a slight decrese. Of course no peaks in bounces either. Starting from lun 16 everything seems back to normal (actually still fewer than past peak days but the gap is minimal). I would appreciate some feedback from Hotmail on this matter. Alberto 201

Re: [mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

issue before ? Is there a way to get in touch with > someone from Microsoft that will actually take two minutes to try and > understand the issue ? > > > > Thank you for your help. > > > > Regards, > > > > Mathieu. > > -- next part ---

[mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

Hi Stefano, I see you and I have had the same experience with Outlook's support : answers are based on a scenario that always ends the same way. I share your issues : IPs that are working well are green on SNDS and other IPs that are consecutive and sending the exact same emails get throttled

Re: [mailop] FBL drop for Hotmail/Outlook

On 13 October 2017 at 14:57, Alberto Miscia wrote: > We usually measure open rates in a 24/48hrs timeframe, but we are not seeing > anything strange yet. Is the FBL level back to normal? Did you now have open rates measurement for those days? I should have added that we saw a (yet unexplained) m

Re: [mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

We see similar issues with smartscreen. We tried to understand this since the past june, but we only got automated answers or real people answering with automated answers that didn't even took into account what we wrote. (e.g: they keep telling we should be using SNDS/JMRP while my messages starts

Re: [mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

Hi Mathieu, These IPs are on the same pool and moreover they are consecutive. Which is why this makes no sense to me, especially when filter advertise the fact that they can regroup traffic from different sources. Regards, Mathieu. De : Mathieu Bourdin Envoyé

Re: [mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

Hi Are those IPs on the same range ? We've seen cases were IP on the same pool but coming from different ranges received different treatment based on the reputation of other IPs in the vicinity. Regards Mathieu De : Mathieu Marnat [mailto:mmar...@iroquois.fr] Envoyé : mercredi 18 octobre 201

Re: [mailop] Yahoo FeedbackLoop problem

Hi, I agree with previous answers. I don't think Yahoo includes every subdomain when you register one "top level". Some senders may want to have a different treatment between a domain.com and a sub.domain.com at the FBL process. For your information, I added on July 6, 2017 some new domain n

[mailop] SmartScreen filter does not "regroup" email traffic from different IPs

Hi, I have an issue with Outlook's anti spam rules. I have been warming up new IPs for several weeks now. These IPs are part of the same pool and all send the exact same emails. After a few weeks, most of these IPs are not throttled anymore and can send whatever quantity of emails I need. Howe