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yues<br />
Reverse DNS is something which should be handled by Time Warner<br />
In fact they have documented this thing on their site too<br />

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yues
Reverse DNS is something which should be handled by Time Warner
In fact they have documented this thing on their site too


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Hi Keith<br />
No objection from my side<br />
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Thanks<br />
Hitesh
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Hi Keith
No objection from my side

Thanks
Hitesh

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I currently have several domains hosted with Network Solutions and I maintain my own MS Exchange 2003 server. &nbsp;Recently I have had problems with email bouncing back (seems like anything going to a godaddy domain) because I do not have reverse DNS setup. &nbsp;DNS is handled by Network Solutions and when I asked Network Solutions about this and they said they do not support it. &nbsp;The site that is blocking the email is <a href="http://unblock.secureserver.net" rel="ugc">http://unblock.secureserver.net</a>. &nbsp;I asked them about it and they insist that the my IP address is in a dynamic pool. &nbsp;I have a static IP address and it comes from road runner (time warner cable).<br />
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I contacted time warner and they said that &quot;that should not be a problem, they should not block you for that reason&quot;. &nbsp;Well, they do. &nbsp;Time Warner won't change anything. &nbsp;Network Solutions said it doesn't offier reverse DNS. &nbsp;Do I have any other options?? &nbsp;Help!!<br />
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I currently have several domains hosted with Network Solutions and I maintain my own MS Exchange 2003 server.  Recently I have had problems with email bouncing back (seems like anything going to a godaddy domain) because I do not have reverse DNS setup.  DNS is handled by Network Solutions and when I asked Network Solutions about this and they said they do not support it.  The site that is blocking the email is http://unblock.secureserver.net.  I asked them about it and they insist that the my IP address is in a dynamic pool.  I have a static IP address and it comes from road runner (time warner cable).

I contacted time warner and they said that "that should not be a problem, they should not block you for that reason".  Well, they do.  Time Warner won't change anything.  Network Solutions said it doesn't offier reverse DNS.  Do I have any other options??  Help!!




Reverse DNS with Network Solutions and MS Exchange 2003

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