APEWS: E-361935 / 65.74.185.26 most certainly is *not* dynamic, and it *does* have a valid PTR.
rlpowell
and we immediately disable all spammer accounts; we in no way help or
support spammers.
Oooops 65.74.185.26 is currently listed in APEWS :-(
Entry matching your Query: E-361935
65.74.128.0/18CASE: C-1403
Dynamic IP space, generic DNS/rDNS, no PTR
Direct connections to MX not permitted, you
need to use your ISP servers or smarthostSpecial Reason:
Dynamic IP, generic DNS, missing rDNS/PTR not permitted for direct
email connection. You must use correctly configured [with registered
working abuse contact] static IP / ISP mail servers / smarthost
serviceHistory:
Entry created 2008-07-19
It is not a dynamic IP. It has a valid PTR. I have no idea what
"generic DNS" means.
$ host 65.74.185.26
Name: smtp.zendesk.com
Address: 65.74.185.26
We've got a legitimate customer (zendesk is a bug tracking tool),
sending legitimate mail, blocked by APEWS. Is there anything we can
do?
-Robin
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MrD
>
> It is not a dynamic IP. It has a valid PTR. I have no idea what
> "generic DNS" means.
>
> $ host 65.74.185.26 Name: smtp.zendesk.com Address: 65.74.185.26
>
> We've got a legitimate customer (zendesk is a bug tracking tool),
> sending legitimate mail, blocked by APEWS. Is there anything we can
> do?
Looks OK to me. I'd say the listing is in error. I'm sure there are many
similar errors - APEWS isn't noted for accuracy.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
11/12/2009
at 09:40 PM, rlpowell <rpo...@engineyard.com> said:
>I have no idea what "generic DNS" means.
That's rDNS that seems to be generated from a template rather than
actually identifying the host, e.g., node8.173.136.64.1dial.com.
>We've got a legitimate customer (zendesk is a bug tracking tool),
>sending legitimate mail, blocked by APEWS.
APEWS isn't blocking anybody. If the recipient's mail server is using
APEWS, contact him offline and suggest that he ask his admin for a
whitelisting. Meanwhile check all of the IP addresses in the block for
generic rDNS.
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