This is the situation I'm running in to. We had an IP range for years with little issues since I took over. We warmed up the new IP range over six months, things were going well. Around the end of the year SBC and Bellsouth started blocking the entire range, except two IPs (always two, never more, never less). Other than moving over the same clients that were on the old IP range (so an increased volume) nothing is changed.
Does anyone know what SBC/Bellsouth judges their blocks by? Don't want keys to the kingdom, just some things to ponder so that we can fix things on our end going forward. When I've asked, they've sent a list mostly focused on securing networks (which isn't an issue), but when I ask for more info I'm not getting much help. There's no issues with ATT, just Bellsouth/SBC (and some other small IPs connected to them). Anyone have an insight as to what they judge spam by so I can squash the issue at the source? This is the IP range, 192.82.209.0/24 -- Brett Schenker Man of Many Things, Including 5B Consulting - http://www.5bconsulting.com Graphic Policy - http://www.graphicpolicy.com Twitter - http://twitter.com/bhschenker LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/in/brettschenker
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