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<title>Topic &#x27;[Niagara] Email Issues&#x27; in forum &#x27;Cogeco&#x27; - dslreports.com</title>
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<title>Re: [Niagara] Email Issues</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Krispy posted : Your IP is residential so it's normal to see it on blacklists. The IP the remote server <i>should</i> be checking against blacklists is Cogeco's SMTP server IPs, ie: 216.221.81.30.  That said if you weren't able to send mail due to a blacklist issue you'd get a bounceback stating explicitly which blacklist was causing you issues, if you do have one of those post it. Also note that blacklists typically wouldn't cause issues on receiving mail. From the sounds of it your email issues are wholly unrelated to be blacklist issues, you've either got clientside email application or configuration issues or there's something corrupted with your mailbox (rare), you should probably call in for more in-depth troubleshooting to resolve this.<br><small>--<br>you can lead a horse to the water but you cannot make him drink...you can put a man through school but you cannot make him think  --ben harper<br></small>]]></description>
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<pubDate>Sat, 07 Nov 2009 12:56:50 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Fonguy posted : I can, but if the block of IPs is blacklisted, that may not work, <br>I resolved my outgoing email issues by creating my own smtp server and testing is now proving I can send out emails with no issue  . I am now waiting to see about the incoming. I also would like to thank the mxtoolbox person for calling, that was outstanding and I really appreciate that.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:47:34 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Re: [Niagara] Email Issues</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Last Parade posted : Can you change your IP?]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:02:11 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Fonguy posted : thank you for your reply, I have looked up the reports, tried to follow along, but I am unsure about the 24 IP address that is appearing, I am not using anything near that so I am assuming it is a Cogeco one? I think I was able to request a delisting on a couple of the sites, but not sure. I am still kinda lost over this.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:49:13 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[MxToolBox posted : Fonguy,<br><br>Sorry to hear that you are having blacklist troubles. I checked your IP via our <A HREF="http://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=blacklist:24.141.88.10">Blacklist tool</a> and I do see that you are listed on quite a few lists. <br><br>You can follow the links to the Blacklist websites (via the "details" link or the Blacklist name) and request delisting directly from them. I also want to provide you with a link to a very handy article we posted on our blog - <A HREF="http://http://community.mxtoolbox.com/blog/2009/03/04/what-blacklists-are-and-how-mxtoolbox-helps/">What Blacklists Are and How MxToolbox Helps!</a> The article will explain a lot about how our services eliminate the problems blacklists cause and how they are oftentimes recurring and hard to permanently fix. <br><br>If you can't get resolution to the problems, don't hesitate to call or e-mail me and we can discuss the problems further. Thank you!!<br><br>Thanks,<br>MxToolBox]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:20:02 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Fonguy posted : Hello, I have read and searched and not found the same issue I am having. We are using Outlook and have our smtp going out over the smtp.cogeco.ca. Anything we send out does not get delivered, as well, people sending us emails, we do not receive them.However, using gmail, yahoo or an acanac smtp and dsl line, we can send and receive no issue. Not once is any type of bounce back message received by either us or people sending us emails, it all looks as if it goes through. I did the MX test and see that the IP is listed as blacklisted. Now I am not the type of person to start off blaming anyone, in fact, my first approach is what have I done wrong, although this is a new issue for us and we have not changed nor altered any settings on our network. <br><br>Look forward to any suggestions, thank you, Fonguy<br><br>Here is the result of the test-----<br><br>SuperTool Beta <br>Command: <br>  blacklist:24.141.88.100     blacklist     <br><br> We notice you are on a blacklist.  Click here for some suggestions  <br><br>Checking 24.141.88.100 against 101 known blacklists...<br>Listed 3 times with 2 timeouts.<br>Blacklist Status Reason TTL ResponseTime <br>FIVETEN  LISTED miscellaneous address blocks that have sent spam here <br>Return codes were: 127.0.0.2 864000 281 <br>SORBS-DUHL  LISTED Dynamic IP Addresses See: Detail <br>Return codes were: 127.0.0.10 3380 47 <br>Spamhaus-ZEN  LISTED Detail <br>Return codes were: 127.0.0.10 680 218 <br>AHBL  OK   0 <br>ANT  OK   0 <br>Backscatter.org  OK   0 <br>BARRACUDA  OK   47 <br>BURNT-TECH  OK   0 <br>CASA-CBL  OK   0 <br>CASA-CBL+  OK   0 <br>CASA-CDL  OK   0 <br>CBL  OK   0 <br>CLUECENTRAL  OK   0 <br>CSMA  OK   0 <br>CYBERLOGIC  OK   62 <br>DEADBEEF  OK   16 <br>DNSBLINFO  OK   0 <br>DUINV  OK   16 <br>DULRU  OK   16 <br>EMAILBASURA  OK   0 <br>FABELSOURCES  OK   16 <br>GIRL  OK   16 <br>GRIP  OK   16 <br>HIL  OK   16 <br>HIL  OK   16 <br>HILLI  OK   16 <br>ICMFORBIDDEN  OK   16 <br>IMP-SPAM  OK   16 <br>IMP-WORM  OK   16 <br>INTERSIL  OK   16 <br>ivmSIP  OK   16 <br>ivmSIP/24  OK   16 <br>KEMPTBL  OK   62 <br>KUNDENSERVER  OK   156 <br>LASHBACK  OK   16 <br>LNSGBLOCK  OK   16 <br>LNSGBULK  OK   16 <br>LNSGDUL  OK   16 <br>LNSGMULTI  OK   16 <br>LNSGOR  OK   16 <br>LNSGSRC  OK   16 <br>MSRBL-Combined  OK   16 <br>MSRBL-Images  OK   16 <br>MSRBL-Phising  OK   16 <br>MSRBL-Spam  OK   31 <br>MSRBL-Viruses  OK   31 <br>NERD  OK   31 <br>NETHERRELAYS  OK   16 <br>NETHERUNSURE  OK   16 <br>NIXSPAM  OK   156 <br>NJABL  OK   16 <br>NJABLDUL  OK   16 <br>NJABLFORMMAIL  OK   16 <br>NJABLMULTI  OK   16 <br>NJABLPROXIES  OK   16 <br>NJABLSOURCES  OK   16 <br>NLKUNBLACKLIST  OK   16 <br>NLKUNWHITELIST  OK   16 <br>NOFALSEPOSITIVE  OK   16 <br>NOMOREFUNN  OK   16 <br>ORID  OK   16 <br>ORVEDB  OK   16 <br>OSPAM  OK   16 <br>PDL  OK   16 <br>PSBL  OK   16 <br>RANGERSBL  OK   16 <br>RATS-Dyna  OK   16 <br>RATS-NoPtr  OK   16 <br>RATS-Spam  OK   94 <br>REDHAWK  OK   16 <br>RRBL  OK   16 <br>RSBL  OK   16 <br>SCHULTE  OK   16 <br>SDERB  OK   16 <br>SENDERBASE  OK   62 <br>SERVICESNET  OK   16 <br>SORBS-BLOCK  OK   16 <br>SORBS-HTTP  OK   16 <br>SORBS-MISC  OK   16 <br>SORBS-SMTP  OK   16 <br>SORBS-SOCKS  OK   16 <br>SORBS-SPAM  OK   16 <br>SORBS-WEB  OK   16 <br>SORBS-ZOMBIE  OK   16 <br>SPAMCANNIBAL  OK   16 <br>SPAMCOP  OK   16 <br>SPAMSOURCES  OK   31 <br>SPEWS1  OK   31 <br>SPEWS2  OK   31 <br>SWINOG  OK   31 <br>TECHNOVISION  OK   31 <br>TRIUMF  OK   16 <br>UCEPROTECTL1  OK   16 <br>UCEPROTECTL2  OK   16 <br>UCEPROTECTL3  OK   16 <br>VIRBL  OK   16 <br>WPBL  OK   16 <br>WSFF  OK   16 <br>ZONEEDIT  OK   16 <br>SOLID  TIMEOUT   0 <br>SPAMRBL  TIMEOUT   0 <br>reverse lookup smtp diag port scan blacklist <br><br>Reported by mxtoolbox.com on Thursday, November 05, 2009 at 10:44:50 AM <br><br>About the SuperTool!All of your MX record, DNS, blacklist and SMTP diagnostics in one integrated tool.  Input a domain name or IP Address or Host Name. Links in the results will guide you to other relevent tools and information.  And you'll have a chronological history of your results.  <br><br>If you already know exactly what you want, you can force a particular test or lookup.  Try some of these examples:<br><br>(e.g. "blacklist: 127.0.0.2" will do a blacklist lookup)<br><br>command   explanation <br>blacklist:   Check IP or host for reputation <br>smtp:   Test mail server SMTP (port 25) <br>mx:   DNS MX records for domain <br>a:   DNS A record IP address for host name <br>spf:   Check SPF records on a domain <br>txt:   Check TXT records on a domain <br>ptr:   DNS PTR record for host name <br>cname:   DNS canonical host name to IP address <br>scan:   Perform a port scan on the host    New!  <br>whois:   Get domain registration information    New!  <br>arin:  Get IP address block information    New!  <br>soa:  Get Start of Authority record for a domain    New!  <br>      <br>    Other tools coming soon. <br>http:   Get web page at URL ]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 11:54:00 EDT</pubDate>
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