Petri Laihonen <pietu@weblizards.net> writes:
> Road runner probably managed to block half of the globe with their
> new policies couple of weeks ago. Additionally they managed to make
> their "info" pages very vague.
I'm glad to hear this was recent.
We sent out a mass mailing (to people who had emailed us for
information, etc) which I oversaw. Tons of RR bounces. Crazy.
It gets worse.
Some of our boxes are hosted by Above.net. Late November the Class C
they were on was put in Spamhaus. Anyone who wanted to use the nifty
@forclark.com forwarding service had problems if their provider used
Spamhaus. We just got that fixed this week.
In the meantime, we went and got our own T1 with a new Class C
network, but that class C happens to be in the middle of a Dialup net
block. Wonderful. We're listed by several DNSbls simply because
we've got a /24 inside a blacklisted /22.
Anyone had experience dealing with getting out of a DUL?
Mark.
--
Peace is only better than war if peace isn't hell, too.
-- Walker Percy, "The Second Coming"
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