Dear all,
After upgrade R6, I don’t know why there are so many many problem. Please help !!!
Subject: If your IP has been registered at ORDB, it means that you have blacklisted
Most typically you’re SMTP gateway has one or more open routes that can be misused in so-called “relaying”. Check out ordb.org to find out what to do to remedy this.
Bob
Subject: RE: If your IP has been registered at ORDB, it means that you have blacklisted
Hi,
Would you like to please give me instruction or solutions of this ?
Thanks alot.
Subject: See earlier thread
See this: and other documents in that thread for useful remarks. After you changed your configuration, restart SMTP, go to ORDB and submit your server for testing here: http://www.ordb.org/removal/
Subject: RE: See earlier thread
Hi,
I just want to know that is the problem of our smtp server or reciever’s smtp smtp server ?
Case I
“Error transferring to mail.XXX.COM.HK; SMTP Protocol Returned a Permanent Error 553 5.3.0 Rejected - see http://ordb.org/”
Case II
“Error transferring to mail.XXX.com; SMTP Protocol Returned a Parmanent Error 550 Service unavailable; client host [218.xx.xx.xx] blocked using relays.ordb.org;This mail was handled by an open relay-please visit-<Find Best Online Casinos, Bonuses & Gambling Guides | Search”
Thanks!!!
Subject: check on ordb.org
Go to this page on ordb.org: Find Best Online Casinos, Bonuses & Gambling Guides | Search . There you can check if your ip address is in the ORDB database.
From the logs you posted, I’d say you are in that database. Both receiving SMTP servers won’t accept mail from you, but they use a different message. An SMTP administrator can usually write his own message, so it doesn’t surprise me they are different. BTW, you can do that in Domino, too. On the configuration document, in the blacklist section, you can specify your custom message for blacklisted servers.