R. Scott Perry wrote:
> >Don't some / many spam filters (or just plain servers) kick out e-mail if
> >the reverse dns doesn't resolve to the sending ip? Or am I all wet (again?)
>
> That won't be a problem.
>
> There are a small number of mail servers (AOL supposedly among them) that
> check to see if a reverse DNS entry exists (it *is* technically required,
> but a large percentage of mail servers don't have them). But, I'm not
> aware of any mail servers that compare the results of the reverse DNS
> lookup with anything within the E-mail itself or SMTP envelope.
But there are spam filters which do this test and use the reverse DNS's
domain in filtering for spam.
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