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Is anyone else having issues sending mail from Orcon to any iServe
hosted domain? Its not getting through for me, but its not bouncing
either (took me ages to realise there was a problem). If I send mail
from another ISP its fine, and if I send mail from Orcon to any domain
not hosted by iServe its fine as well...

What would/could be causing this? This is the third straight day that
this has been happening to me, grrrrrrrrrr. Can anyone here test this
aswell and see if you have the same problem?

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madknoxie
$35 .nz domain names: http://www.ivision.co.nz/

In article <madknoxie->, madknoxie wrote:
> Is anyone else having issues sending mail from Orcon to any iServe
> hosted domain? Its not getting through for me, but its not bouncing
> either (took me ages to realise there was a problem). If I send mail
> from another ISP its fine, and if I send mail from Orcon to any domain
> not hosted by iServe its fine as well...
>
> What would/could be causing this? This is the third straight day that
> this has been happening to me, grrrrrrrrrr. Can anyone here test this
> aswell and see if you have the same problem?
>

May be because Orcon is currently RBL'd by SpamCop?

On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 12:56:16 +1200, madknoxie
<> wrote:

>Is anyone else having issues sending mail from Orcon to any iServe
>hosted domain? Its not getting through for me, but its not bouncing
>either (took me ages to realise there was a problem). If I send mail
>from another ISP its fine, and if I send mail from Orcon to any domain
>not hosted by iServe its fine as well...
>
>What would/could be causing this? This is the third straight day that
>this has been happening to me, grrrrrrrrrr. Can anyone here test this
>aswell and see if you have the same problem?



Have you checked with iserve. As a reseller they will be able to help
you out. One of my clients had problems getting email from overseas,
due to Spamcop, which iserve uses, not letting the mail through.

Gordon Smith wrote:

> May be because Orcon is currently RBL'd by SpamCop?

Is it? How can you tell?

Checking their smtp server smptp.orcon.co.nz (219.88.242.10) says it's
not....

http://www.spamcop.net/w3m?action=ch...=219.88.242.10

Howard wrote:
> Gordon Smith wrote:
>
>
>>May be because Orcon is currently RBL'd by SpamCop?
>
>
> Is it? How can you tell?
>
> Checking their smtp server smptp.orcon.co.nz (219.88.242.10) says it's
> not....
>
> http://www.spamcop.net/w3m?action=ch...=219.88.242.10
>
>


But 219.88.242.2 is, which appears to be some form of load balancing
switch/server. This also appears (according to mail logs) to be where
orcon mail is originating from.

In article <3f57fb30$>, m00se <>
wrote:

> Howard wrote:
> > Gordon Smith wrote:
> >
> >
> >>May be because Orcon is currently RBL'd by SpamCop?
> >
> >
> > Is it? How can you tell?
> >
> > Checking their smtp server smptp.orcon.co.nz (219.88.242.10) says it's
> > not....
> >
> > http://www.spamcop.net/w3m?action=ch...=219.88.242.10
> >
> >
>
>
> But 219.88.242.2 is, which appears to be some form of load balancing
> switch/server. This also appears (according to mail logs) to be where
> orcon mail is originating from.

That will be what it is then... only another 30 hours to go (providing
no more reports are placed.

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madknoxie
$35 .nz domain names: http://www.ivision.co.nz/