I had a similar problem recently, after 5 years on the same static Business IP it suddenly appeared in SORBS. In true Murphy's law fashion the first I knew of it was about 8PM on a Saturday night, when a message to this list bounced with reference to SORBS.
After a few days dickering with my ISP they finally told me they'd do an rDNS, as it turned out they'd only do it on a domain registered through them. The domain was duly registered, MX's setup and I attempted to use the auto removal tool on SORBS. That failed due to a too low TTL. A query to my ISP resulted in them saying they couldn't/wouldn't do anything about the TTL's. I dropped a note to sorbs, explaining the situation and they removed me the same day. The real giggle was the call I got from my ISP a week later telling me how they'd finally managed to get me removed from SORBS :-D Nigel On Wed, 02 Aug 2006 11:36:34 -0400, Robert Fitzpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >On Wed, 2006-08-02 at 11:11 -0400, David Cary Hart wrote: >> However, if >> you have a non-standard reverse pointer to your domain with adequate >> TTL > >non-standard reverse pointer? Our TTL is 300, is that 'adequate'. > >P.S. - sorry for the direct message David.
