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Question : Exchange Server on a Dynamic IP
Hello,
I am using Dynamic DNS.
I pointed my MX record to my Dynamic DNS URL.
Am I susceptible to being Blacklisted if my Exchange Server has a dynamic ip associated with it?
If so, what is the best way around getting blacklisted, but still maintaining a dynamic ip? I have heard of a 'Smart Host' before; should I use something like that?
Should I talk to AT&T about anything?
I know I cannot have AT&T create a Reverse PTR record, because my ip is dynamic and not static.
Thank you.
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