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INFORMATION ABOUT 20.61.12.96

Below is the information we have on record about 20.61.12.96


STANDARDS COMPLIANCE

Does IP Address resolve to a reverse hostname... Failed! Please read the below
note!

Note!

You ONLY need to remove the IP Address from our list if you are running an
outgoing mail server. If you are NOT running an email server, then this should
not affect you from sending email, however you should ask your provider to
provide reverse DNS as it can affect other services as well.

If it is affecting your ability to send emails, you should escalate this to your
email provider, as the problem may with their email server.

And if you ARE running an email server, your server does not have a reverse DNS
entry.

This does not conform to 'Best Practices' recommendations for Network Operators,
and Email administration, and as such is much more likely to be a access point,
from which Trojans and Bots are being used to send Spam.

You should first of course ensure that the problem that got your IP detected in
the first place, (i.e. infected PC's or a Spam leakage) gets rectified, however
once this is done you should contact your upstream provider or change the
reverse DNS yourselves to something more suitable.

According to 'Best Practices' guidelines, the host name of an IP Address used to
send email should resolve to the responsible parties domain. In this case, the
host name resolves to your upstream provider, who aren't responsible for the
mail server at that location. Simple changing the reverse DNS to something like:



e.g..

mail.your_domain.com

-- or --

gateway.your_domain.com

Once this is done, it would allow the IP Address to be removed, and also prevent
the spread of Spam from Trojans and bots. You may need to wait for the DNS
change to propagate before removal.

Thank you.



Does IP Address comply with reverse hostname naming convention... Not checked!


LIST STATUS

RATS-Dyna - Not on the list.

RATS-NoPtr - On the list. Worst Offender Alert.

RATS-Spam - Not on the list.

RATS-Auth - Not on the list.

ALERT: YOUR IP IS PART OF A NETWORK LISTED AS A WORST OFFENDER

This is a Worst Offender Alert and this means that not only this IP address, but
the whole class 'C' is also on the indicated SpamRATS List. Usually this means
the whole range has the same issue of naming conventions or no reverse DNS AND
that many IP's from this Class C have been used in Spam Attacks, Dictionary
attacks or other forms of attacks, as detected by Mail Servers in the Data
Collection Grid. You will NOT be able to use the removal form to remove your IP
Addresses. If you have recently been assigned the IP Addresses, or have changed
what these IP Addresses are used for, you can use the contact form and ask for a
reclassification, but you will have to provide full disclosure, including whois
for the ip addresses, your affiliation with the company that owns them, and a
description of what the IP's were previously used for, and what they will be
used for, in order for a Spam Auditor to consider reclassification. Remember,
the majority of the IP's in this space WERE detected as being involved in some
form of attack or abusive behaviour, so you had better have a good reason to ask
for removal, and you need to own or control the IP addresses, as evidenced by
ARIN whois.

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