bytehd wrote: > Now I cant point my MTA to ASSP anymore for outgoing. > I have to point it straight to the outbound router IP for > outgoing mail to be accepted. > They started requiring a reverse DNS record this morning. > Guess what, they never setup a RDNS MX for me...until today. > But now that its active, I lose the ability to auto-add to > whitelist through ASSP. > > ASSP Relaying settings have not changed AT ALL. > Seems whatever Comcast is using for mail filtering doesnt > like ASSP relaying stuff out. > ASSP 1.4.3.1.1 > relayhost:smtp.comcast.net > relayport: 25 > > mta points outgoing to ASSP IP > ASSP has dual NICs: Public and Private > IPTables doing the routing.
I guess I don't understand. Are your servers not behind a firewall (they should be)? Put them behind a firewall and it will work. Kind Regards, Brett ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
