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Out going emails suddenly being delayed from my Exchange 2003 SBS server.

Just his week my emails are suddenly being mysteriously delayed and then not delivered.  I don't know what is going on.  This server has been sending emails reliable for many years.  It is an Exchange 2003 server running on SBS2003.  I checked to see if my server is blacklisted, and it does not appear to be.   It has cause some undo stress for my business not having emails delivered in a timely manner.

Any Ideas? email server is home.888phantom.com IP address is static 75.160.160.33.

The only change that was recently made is an increase in DSL line speed from 3 mb to 5 mb.
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OK,

I run through the internet & email setup wizard to double check my settings, and all are as they should be - in this wizard I choose "use DNS to deliver".  I've opened up exchange manager and look at the Que under my server and there is a list of all the recent messages (last two days) that haven't already been returned undeliverable.  This Que shows I'm using smtpout.secureserver.net as a smart host, which is the godaddy the server I've been using for about 3 years.  I don't remember why I switched to using their server for outgoing relay, instead of just DNS.  My guess is something has changed with Godaddy, or my account with them, however, I just spoke to them and they are clueless - don't have much knowledge about SBS/Exchange setup.  Any insite on that setup, or what I need to check?  

Should I be using an outgoing relay, instead of letting my Server use DNS?
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ok, problem solved.  Apparently upgrading/downgrading your Centurylink (Formerly Qwest) DSL service causes them to reset your profile to default, which blocks port 25.  

Thanks for your assistance.