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Asked by jdunnill in Anti-Spam Email Software
From Small Business Server 2003.
When anyone tries to send an email to either of two domains from our server it gets delayed for days and finally fails. We can, however, receive email from these domains without a problem.
I looked up the domains on MXtoolbox.com and both have the same email server and that server IP address is listed as BLOCKED on the Spam Cannibal blacklist.
I read somewhere that our ISP - Demon UK uses this spamfilter for it's emails.
What I don't understand is how can we not send email to a blocked domain yet we can receive it, surely this would be the other way around or else the spam filter isn't really protecting anyone.
If there are any log files I can look up to help diagnose the problem please let me know. I have enabled Maximum logging for our Pop3 connector which was not enabled previously. I did this before the latest failed emails so there should be logs available.
Thanks
20091111-EE-VQP-92 / EE_QW_2_20070628
