Dan Monjar wrote:
Also, as of 10/1 apparently, AOL is doing a reverse DNS lookup on the sending SMTP box. ALL mail from my company to AOL was bouncing until I could get the reverse RR in place.
That is a fairly typical anti-spam tactic. Well-configured mail relays *should* have PTR records defined for their IP addresses.
--[Lance]
I hit send too quickly... more to the point, how do you dynamic IP folks handle the problem? dyndns.org can supply a forward pointer for your IP address (say monjar.dyndns.org pointing to 1.1.1.1) but since they don't own the 1.1.1.0 block they can't setup the reverse record, right?
-- Dan
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