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Hi we are getting more and more emails getting rejected due to rdns issues
My problem is i just dont seem to he able to grasp what the solution is
Can anyone help?
Email path In
Is
Madeup.com
Mx=mimecast.com
Sends to protection.outlook.com
Then sends to a multi-tenent exchange environment
out
Same path except the mail server that sends it is not of the name madeup.com as its a hosted multi tenent environment
So what do i need to do?
My problem is i just dont seem to he able to grasp what the solution is
Can anyone help?
Email path In
Is
Madeup.com
Mx=mimecast.com
Sends to protection.outlook.com
Then sends to a multi-tenent exchange environment
out
Same path except the mail server that sends it is not of the name madeup.com as its a hosted multi tenent environment
So what do i need to do?
Difficult to be 100% sure without seeing some rejects/headers but it sounds as if you need to speak to the people who control the IP range your mail originates from.
Keep in mind there's a difference between a public IP of 1.2.3.4 resolving to "something.anything.valid" vs. mail servers that have been configured to reject mail from yourdomain.com where 1.2.3.4 doesn't resolve to something.yourdomain.com.
Keep in mind there's a difference between a public IP of 1.2.3.4 resolving to "something.anything.valid" vs. mail servers that have been configured to reject mail from yourdomain.com where 1.2.3.4 doesn't resolve to something.yourdomain.com.
Trustmeimadoctor said:
On this one yes the others are being put in next week
And have you tested them?Tools here -
https://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html?
https://mxtoolbox.com/spf.aspx
Trustmeimadoctor said:
Remote server returned 550 invalid rdns entry for (Ip of hostingcompany)
If do a ptr check on the ip it resolves to smtp.hostingcompany.com
If i click on smtp.hostingcompany.com it resolves to a different ip
You need to get your ISP to set a ptr record up that matches your static IP address.If do a ptr check on the ip it resolves to smtp.hostingcompany.com
If i click on smtp.hostingcompany.com it resolves to a different ip
I would cut out the hosting company SMTP outbound relay as it seems pointless, if anything use Mimecast outbound relay they will have all their DNS stuff sorted. Otherwise send direct your own IP, and make sure the forward and reverse dns matches, and ideally matches the ehlo name the server announces too.
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