On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 5:37 PM, Simon Mbuthia <simon.mbuthia@gmail.com>wrote:
It's quite puzzling that major ISPs would have blacklisted mail servers and let their clients use them anyway. I told some IT dude for one organisation with which we do much business that their emails are not being received by my users because they were using AK's mail servers to realy their mail to their MX server [as per their DNS MX records] which is in the US. This morning I noticed yet another server for AK which is blacklisted in more than ten lists. I also found another one for orange Kenya also blacklisted in more than ten lists and that got me wondering if my security settings on my mail server are too tight.
AK have Barracuda, no? How can their servers be blacklisted?
Finding local ISP's subnets is too much work - or rather I feel too lazy to do that
Someone from KIXP can avail those to you, I believe, since they all peer there.
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