Re: [PLUG] SPF Question

[John Von Essen <john@essenz.com>]

I doubt its the SPF causing the delivery issues. SPF fail will hurt you, but few people aggressively use SPF in blocking emails, and when they do its for large domains like AOL or Yahoo. 

More likely its the fact that the mail is originating from an IP on a DUL blacklist (DSL, Cable, etc.,.). 

Best solution is to use relay server outside your home network.

-John

On Sep 20, 2007, at 3:10 PM, Matt Mossholder wrote:

Mail sent via the web interface works fine; mail sent from my home

network is not received by some addresses.   I have an SPF record

for the domain specifying my mail host's MX.  I would really not

rather not publish the addresses of my home network in the SPF

record if I can avoid it.  Am I diagnosing this problem correctly?

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