>... So I have one user of mail.zxycorp.com calling in with
>Earthlink, One with AOL the next with USAWEBNET.NET and another on a cable
>modem. How can I possibly input all the allowed ip addresses.
>Should I make everyone use "my server requires authenticated" in their
>outlook? and use no relay mail.
You can use "Relay mail for Addresses", and enter the IP addresses that you
believe to be safe. Then, those other users can use SMTP AUTH. That way,
not all of your customers will need to use authentication (their IP address
will essentially be their authentication).
>Lastly how many lists, besides spam-abuse.org do I need to contact once my
>server is locked down.
It's actually www.orbs.org that you need to contact, to get off of their
ORBSINPUTS list. When this E-mail came into our server, it ran through
RBL, RSS, DUL, and 15 other DNS-based tests. The only one that it failed
was ORBSINPUTS.
If your mail server isn't at 64.35.32.200, you can just send an E-mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and we can tell you which it is listed in.
-Scott
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