Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
On 2004-08-06, Carl Fink penned:
Another advantage (for me) of sending via my ISP's MX is that some servers
are rejecting mail from IP ranges that are known to be cable modems or DSL,
and my connectivity is via Cablevision. By sending through Panix, I get
around this and avoid pointless bounces.
*nod* I'm with a small-time provider, and I have a static IP with the understanding that I'll be running servers and such on it.
I'm not aware of any static IPs being blocked because they're considered to be residential or anything ... has this happened to anyone?
There are blacklists that block whole class C ranges.
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