Chuck, was it just the prc.tqmcube.com that returned these?
I see on their own RBL checker web page that only the Peoples Republic
of China zone returns this error.
When I query their servers for a few test IPs, including 127.0.0.2, I
don't get an error or a positive response, everything fails.
This guy is very good at keeping an eye on RBL's
http://www.dnsbl.com/2007/06/status-of-dnsbltqmcubecom-abandoned.html
David Barker
VP Operations Declude
Your Email security is our business
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978.988.1311 fax
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We are seeing this on the dhcp.tqmcube.com - that is the only one we were
running.
It is very inconsistent. Contrary to their message not every email is
returning a hit. I turned the test off for now.
Chuck Schick
Warp 8, Inc.
(303)-421-5140
www.warp8.com
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Hi All,
Has anyone figured out how to stop Yahoo from blocking email? They've
blocked all email from our servers for about 3 weeks. I've submitted their
forms but it hasn't done any good.
Dave
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And as a further best practice to what Matt is advising, I'll mention
that ideally you want to send all outbound mail from an IP that is
different from your inbound gateways. And that your outbound bulk mail
would be separate from both.
Andrew.
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I did this once about a year and a half ago for a client and they
responded fairly quickly, but the full process took about a month before
they whitelisted it.
If you are bulk mailing from your hosted mail server, you need to stop.
Never send bulk E-mail from a hosted mail server, and it is
Just an FYI
TQM cube is back up and running. Rumor has it that someone poisoned their
DNS cache. They've since gone in and fixed it.
David Barker
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Oh, and one more thing...
If you allow non-mail server port 25 traffic to be sent from within your
network, you either want to block that entirely, or ensure that it
doesn't go out from the same IP address as your mail server. I have
seen many of my clients end up on lists like XBL because
More. Yahoo has whitelisting, and really cares about reverse DNS pointers
and Domain Keys. You might want to resubmit, they were fast for us way back
when.
Rob
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Rob,
We are using domain keys and reverse DNS as well as SPF records. Do you
have a link to where I would request the whitelisting?
Dave
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Note that even though they ask if you are using DomainKey, this does
nothing to get you whitelisted, it's only them promoting their sender
verification scheme.
I've said this for 4 years now. Sender verification is useless, and it
is likely to only cause problems. The vast majority of
Interesting news, David. And thanks for the tip about Al's blog.
I think fixed is an overstatement.
I just tested 8 IP addresses that were previously listed in January in
the DHCP or SPAMTRAP RBL, plus three longtime Chinese IP addresses in
the PRC, and none of them are listed right now.
I
Very interesting. I just picked up on this discussion.
What makes it interesting to me is that I received a DNSstuff RBLalert last
night
that said one of my IPs was listed on TQM-CHINA, TQM-DYNAMIC, TQM-SOUTHKOREA,
and TQM-SPAMTRAP.
First time I've ever gotten an alert since joining a year
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