[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/08/2005 12:53:44 PM: > On Fri, Aug 12, 2005 at 10:34:52AM +1000, Martin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > $quoted_author = "Jobst Schmalenbach" ; > > > > > ;; ANSWER SECTION: > > mms.vic.edu.au. 300 IN MX 10 mail.mms.vic.edu.au. > > mail.mms.vic.edu.au. 157 IN A 150.101.158.78 > > > > we are talking about 150.101.158.78, no? > > > > > > SORBS have decided that they have a dynamic IP. perhaps submit a request > > indicating that it really is a static IP. > > > > they probably made this judgement based on the fact they have generic > > reverse DNS. perhaps try to get internode to change the reverse DNS to > > something non-generic. > > You said it: judgement. > > I agree with SORBS putting dynamic IP's on the blacklist. > If you have a dynamic address you can "smarthost" with your ISP. > > I do not have a dynamic address and SORBS can only be 50% > sure that it is or is not dynamic. > I had the same Issue, and being with Internode, I sent them (Internode) a request to inform SORBS we are on a static IP. Within a couple of days I got an email back from Internode confirming we were no longer on SORB's blacklist.
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