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Did you setup a reverse DNS with your ISP?
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Did you setup a reverse DNS with your ISP?

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no I didn't I thought same as sbs2003 as long as I used pop3 would need to <br />
if I need to do that would you please let me know how<br />
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thanks very much<br />
Rob
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no I didn't I thought same as sbs2003 as long as I used pop3 would need to
if I need to do that would you please let me know how

thanks very much
Rob

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I would do that first. <br />
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When you say emails are refused is that from Exchange or the client?
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I would do that first.

When you say emails are refused is that from Exchange or the client?

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Some are getting delivered some are not icloud refused at exchange others I would assume stopped in spam before arrives at client
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Some are getting delivered some are not icloud refused at exchange others I would assume stopped in spam before arrives at client

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Setup your reverse DNS, do you have a static IP address for your public WAN?
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Setup your reverse DNS, do you have a static IP address for your public WAN?

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yes have static ip <br />
any chance you could give me idiots guide to setting up reverse dns<br />
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thanks in anticipation<br />
Rob
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yes have static ip
any chance you could give me idiots guide to setting up reverse dns

thanks in anticipation
Rob

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thank for your help my ip was on one blacklisting no idea why just setting up sbs
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thank for your help my ip was on one blacklisting no idea why just setting up sbs

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Hi <br />
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Can anyone help I have followed the wizards on sbs2011 but now emails either been refused or going in everyone spam <br />
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Rob
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Hi 

Can anyone help I have followed the wizards on sbs2011 but now emails either been refused or going in everyone spam 

Rob

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