>>Your end appears to be fine, the issue is on your customer's end. They
>>need a reverse DNS entry for the computer that is sending the mail.
>
>Unfortunately, all our customers are using different ISPs and most do not
>set this up.
>Also, their IP is dynamically assigned, so the ISPs are dropping the ball
>on the whole pool.
In that case, I would recommend suggesting to your customers that they
switch to ISPs that know what they are doing.
Since that may not be an acceptable option, and it seems that this is
outgoing E-mail, you could instead disable the REVDNS test on outgoing
E-mail (by changing the last "REVDNS" line in the \IMail\Declude\global.cfg
to "REVDNS IGNORE").
-Scott
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