> as lan said
> You run the wizard and it just works.
> However Make sure you have a PTR Record first.
> (Reverse DNS Record.)
> You can see here!
> http://iptools.com/
> Put in your IP in the Reverse DNS look up
> If you don't see a Reverse DNS name you will need one.
> (Example you can't send anything to AOL with no Reverse DNS record (PTR))
>
> If you do not have a PTR Record call your ISP and Ask for one
> If the person on the phone doesn't know what one is
> tell them to hand the phone to someone who knows what one is.
> (you should not have to tell them what a PTR Record is.)
>
> Have them Create mail.yourdomain.com (or what ever your current MX Record
> is.)
> (To find out your MX Record MXToolbox.com )
>
> Also you should check if you are on any BLACK Lists There.
> If you are, on a Black list
> IMO it's just best to stick with using the SMTP from your ISP or where you
> host
> then they have to deal with getting off the black list not you.
>
> Russ
>
>
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