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On 2016-11-08, Willie M <matthews.willie80@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> If I a not mistaken if you change your nameservers to FreeDNS you will |
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> be able to have that dynamic IP Address that way. So your reverse lookup |
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> should work just fine. |
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Reverse DNS will work (modulo down times when the address changes, |
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like you describe). But, back when I used to run a mailserver using |
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that setup, I still ran into SMTP servers that rejected my mail |
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because it was coming from a dynamic IP address. Even though the |
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reverse DNS lookup and MX record were all kosher, they still knew my |
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address was in a range that was allocated dyamically and refused to |
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accept incoming mail. That was 10 years ago. It's hard to believe |
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SMTP servers have gotten more lenient... |
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Grant Edwards grant.b.edwards Yow! Will this never-ending |
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at series of PLEASURABLE |
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gmail.com EVENTS never cease? |
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