Re: MTA
On 2021-07-05 09:35:22 -0400, Greg Wooledge wrote:
[...]
> Your "reverse" (PTR record for 162.213.253.79) doesn't match. Which is
> to say, none of the "A" results from cyrania.com. match the original
> IP address of 162.213.253.79.
>
> Some SMTP receivers may care about that.
[...]
Yes, the reason is that the owner of the IP address can technically
put anything for the reverse, in particular a domain he doesn't own.
Thus he can put a domain with a good reputation to send spam. That's
why antispam software should check that the reverse resolves back to
the IP address.
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