Re: Website link for 216.114.109.149
Dick Wesseling <[email protected]>
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"John Snyder" <[email protected]> wrote: > I have corrected an Open Relay issue with my Ability Mail server (I just > received an upgrade when this issue started). Excellent! > The reverse IP lookup is > listing my ISP as the owner of the IP address, however, I have a static > address and have listed it with Godaddy and have a domain name > associated with it. I have checked my Godaddy account and I do not see > anywhere that I can setup the reverse lookup. That is because Godaddy does not own the reverse IP lookup. As you said your ISP owns it. Only they can change the reverse lookup. > I am afraid that if I use the automated system for removal from your > list that it will fall on deaf ears at my ISP (Harrisonville > Telephone). > What is my next step as emails are being rejected? I have no experience with Harrisonville Telephone, but your fear might be justified. Other ISPs have been known to ignore - or even lose - messages from the removal system. However, you can easily remove yourself without assistance from your ISP, xpress109149.htc.net is the official name of your server according to reverse DNS. If you configure your server to accept mail for abuse/postmaster @xpress109149.htc.net the removal system will work for you. See http://dsbl.org/faq-listed#notmine Make sure you test your configuration before requesting removal. DSBL removal requests are limited to one per week.