Re: Tr : Re: [DSBL-Contact] HELP ME - URGENT to remove 194.206.220.2 from DSBL

our isp has changed reverse dns
Can you please do something so that I can remove ip myself today ?

Regards, Patricia



Paul Howarth <[email protected]> 
12/09/2005 08:59
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Hello,

On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 08:46 +0200, [email protected]
wrote:
> It's urgent to remove us from the list because we can't communicate with 

> our customers and suppliers.
> our isp doesn't answer to the mail you sent.
> I phoned several times and I don't know what to do.
> We are know the 12th of September and I have this problem since the 6th.
> Please remove us from your list.

Reverse DNS for your IP is still broken.

I suggest you contact your ISP's DNS technical staff ([email protected]
appears to be the contact address) and get them to change reverse DNS
for 194.206.220.2 to point to meteor02.brasserie-meteor.fr instead of
mail.fimatec.fr.rain.fr. With that done, the contact addresses
postmaster and abuse at brasserie-meteor.fr will be options on the DSBL
removal system and you will be able to remove your IP yourself tomorrow,
when the 7 day waiting period since the "lost" removal request has
expired.

A workaround you can use today would be to configure meteor02 to route
outgoing mail via your ISP's mail server, using it as a "smart host".
That would enable you to send mail to sites using DSBL.

Regards, Paul.