Re: Website link for 210.177.143.206

Dear Sir,

Thanks for your advice.

I will try to set the 205 server not route through the 206.

Best Regards,
Or / Flex-Box





Paul Howarth <[email protected]>
09/15/2005 12:53 AM
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Hello,

[email protected] wrote:
> The OS on the computer with ip 204 already reinstalled.

I'm very glad to hear it.

> If we send email out through 205 server, other server will reject our 
> email with the message said
> that 206 is in your database.

That means that outgoing connections from your 205 server are being 
routed through (and appear to have originated from) the router at 206. 
So as far as the rest of the Internet is concerned, 206 is your outgoing 
mail server.

> So I want to remove the 206 from your database.
> 
> It is not necessary for us to have 206 with a host name & reverse DNS.
> Because it is not a computer or firewall.

However, to the rest of the Internet it appears to be your outgoing mail 
server, and for that reason alone it should have reverse DNS (many mail 
systems refuse mail from "anonymous" hosts with no rDNS). DSBL's policy 
is not to remove IPs that have no reverse DNS.

> The ISP need more than one week to process the request 
> and they said it is not necessary to pay for the setup service on the 
> router that they loan to us.
> 
> Is there any way we can do in order to help us to remove 206 from your 
> database ?

There is no way to remove 206 from DSBL without reverse DNS. However, if 
you could configure your mail server so that its outbound connections 
did appear to come from 205, you would able to send mail to sites using 
DSBL without problems, since 205 is not listed by DSBL.

Regards, Paul.