Re: SPF Record Issue
alan <[email protected]> Mon, 09 Sep 2013 23:07:48 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.spf.discuss |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
At 20:36 09/09/2013 Monday, you wrote: >Sorry for the bother. I just realized 24.38.11.24/29 is missing 9. >It should have been 24.38.119.24/29 thats what philip said and as far as the helo we have now seen that pmx1.unbeatablesale.biz is used from 24.187.208.82 and 24.38.119.30 now if they are different machines you should consider using different helo identities for each machine both for your own logging/tracing/diagnostics and so they become more easily identifiable\verifiable\trustable by receivers if they are the same machine then you should investigate and compile a list of all its ips so that you can pass the common (does helo == ip-in-A-of-helo test many receivers perform to weed out bots) and so you can have a correct spf for this machine name but currently you could start with pmx1.unbeatablesale.biz v=spf1 ip4:98.136.0.0/14 ip4:24.187.208.80/29 ip4:24.38.119.24/29 ip4:108.58.151.0/29 -all and weed it down later btw if the /14 is as it appears to be the entire range of a VPS/cloud provider then A it will not matter as many receivers will have it blacklisted due to mis-use by others B you should if running a mail sending system be able to get a set of static ips for them as all VPSs that allow mail sending do provide this service