Re: [DML] Yahoo Email Bouncing

[Ryan Wright <ryanpwright@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 11/12/05, Gary Hull <Specialty@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> This is just a generic answer, but generally an email server's IP address is
> what gets blocked, and everyone using it is therefore blocked. This can
> happen because someone at rit.edu is deemed to be spamming, or because the
> rit.edu server has been used to relay spam.
>

That's right. Most likely rit.edu has not been playing nice with the
rest of the world's email servers. Your school needs to hire some
computer geeks who know how to secure their mail servers.

What can you do about it? Take the headers & information to whomever
manages your computer's networks & servers. They will need to figure
out what idiot goofed up and allowed a mail server to be compromised.
Then they'll need to fix the problem, then whine, beg and plead to be
taken off Spamhaus' blackhole list.

--
- Ryan
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