Hi Faris,

if they uses a firewall with nat/pat maybe...

But this is not a generally problem, because many of our customers uses 
Exchange and they uses our spamdyke as frontend.

I think they have to check their configuration of DNS/IIS (OWA) and so on.

Regards,

Ulrich

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Am 12.02.2010 um 15:45 schrieb Faris Raouf:

> I had a very interesting conversation with a sysadmin who is in charge of
> mail server whose emails our Spamdyke servers are rejecting because their
> PTR has no corresponding A record (reject-unresolvable-rdns in
> spamdyke.conf).
> 
> The sending server runs MS Exchange 2007, and apparently when they add an A
> record for their PTR, their webmail (whether accessed externally or
> internally) stops working.
> 
> Does anybody have any experience of Exchange 2007? Does this make any sense?
> It doesn't to me. But I don't know enough about how Exchange works and how
> its webmail thing works either to make any real comment. My only guess is
> that it has something to do with the exchange server using a local private
> IP for the webmail server internally, and when this is effectively changed
> to a public IP it all falls down? I don't know why they can't just change
> the external DNS and leave the internal stuff alone, unless the Exchange
> server actually runs the external DNS too? Argh. It makes my head hurt just
> thinking about it.
> 
> Obviously we can whitelist them - problem solved - but not everybody will do
> that for them and they are going to face some serious problems before long
> as more and more ISPs and mail servers come to reject on an unresolvable
> RDNS.
> 
> And if it is a generic problem with Exchange then that's going to be a
> bigger problem for us and others.
> 
> Faris.
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