Quoting Marc Elliot Hall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > When I check all my DNS settings (external DNS for this domain is > handled by register.com), I don't see any problems -- even dnsreport.com > and mxtoolbox.com agree that my settings are good.
It's the reverse DNS. IIRC, no RFC requirement exists that MTA host's forward and reverse DNS _must_ match, but craigslist isn't the only site to apply this measure, anyway. I'd personally insist on using a commectivity provider that allows me to have appropriate reverse-zone values. Note that this doesn't _necessarily_ require delegating authority to you, nor giving you edit access to the zonefile: It would suffice for a provider to be receptive to your "please use the following lines for the reverse zone entries for my CIDR block" e-mail. E.g., to use... 126 IN PTR mail.hallmarc.net. ...in swbell.net's zonefile for DNS zone 38.129.70.in-addr.arpa . A reasonable provider will be willing to do that for you. (Mine did.) I concur that swbell.net probably won't, which is one reason why in your shoes I'd try that, escalate to a supervisor when they say "no", and, if that still doesn't work, take my business elsewhere. _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
