Oh, and Steve, I have been using mxtoolbox for some time. Great tool.
They think our mail server is the man, as in "You da man!".
I got a verizon.net account to use to test against, and could send outbound
emails from it to my gmail account fine. But, verizon.net even rejected
emails from my gma
Well, I am glad (in a way) to hear that its not just me.
By the way, I learned that Verizon does not issue verizon.net accounts to
its new landline customers. It seems they don't want to compete with AOL,
which they now own.
As such, it may be that few company resources are assigned to handling
On 04/03/2016 07:06 PM, Arlen Raasch wrote:
>
> We moved to a new server, ...
>
> But, try as we may verizon.net still refuses to talk to our servers except
> to say it is rejecting our messages.
...
> I have submitted multiple whitelist requests as shown above, and have seen
> no response whatso
Arlen Raasch writes:
> But, try as we may verizon.net still refuses to talk to our servers
> except to say it is rejecting our messages.
I thank the members of the Olympic Pantheon that my list members
respond to "get an address with a Provider That Cares[tm]" with "I've
been meaning to do that
All:
We moved to a new server, new IP address and have SPF, DMARC, and DKIM
working and being accepted by all the major email providers. We
implemented Send_as_List as well. By inspecting the relayed email content
we can see the major email providers are saying we pass on SPF, DMARC and
DKIM.
B
On 04/03/2016 05:28 AM, Richard Robbins wrote:
> I administer a mailman mailing list that is hosted by a web hosting company.
>
> I am in the process of identifying a new service provider and want to
> migrate the mailing list and hope to move the archives. The customer
> service people I have co
I administer a mailman mailing list that is hosted by a web hosting company.
I am in the process of identifying a new service provider and want to
migrate the mailing list and hope to move the archives. The customer
service people I have contacted do not seem to know much about mailman and
I am c
