i am sending mails to yahoo.com and Gmail.com but ends up in junk.
I checked my ip address in blocklist sites. it is not block listed.
Domain name is my company domain name.
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Browse All TopicsI am using exchange server 2003. My all out going mails by sending through outlook/outlook web access
to gmail or yahoo mail . it will goes to junk.
what is problem. how can i resolve this ploblem .
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check your domain for problems at www.dnsstuff.com
you may require to register there to use this service, try it. Its one of the best domain services available (in my knowledge atleast)
sorry
my domain is www.gussmannsofttech.com
Reverse DNS allows you to resolve an IP address to an internet name.
IE, my mail server is mail.corporatecomputersyst
My IP address is 58.6.144.58
If I perform a reverse DNS lookup on my IP address (58.6.144.58), it returns mail.corporatecomputersyst
Reverse DNS is a common method used to prevent spam.
If my mail server tries to send mail to another mail server, the other mail server usually will perform a reverse DNS lookup on the IP address I am sending mail from, and it will resolve to mail.corporatecomputersyst
This way, the mail server that is receiving the mail knows that the mail is coming from where it says it is.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us
read this document and their contact is there ... Send your query to yahoo . They will reply back .
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by: CorpCompPosted on 2008-04-12 at 01:41:42ID: 21340286
What domain name are you sending the mail from?
Is your Exchange server external IP address on any blacklists?