How can i add enter reverse DNS entry in my ISP's DNS.
Mails sent from Exchange Server to outside world goes to spam folder of receiver. I already have define A, mx and txt record.
my SPF record is
"v=spf1 mx -all"
However when i check Reverse DNS itdoesnt work.
I have added reverse as well as forward zone and addded A record and PTR. But I have two network adapter one is connected to internet through Real Static IP from Hathway and other is connected to LAN through bridge.
How can i add reverse DNS entry in my ISP Hathway.
March 18th, 2008 9:17am
I had a similar problem and had to contact my ISP to have a reverse DNS setup on our public IP addresses. I then added a similar entry in our DNS records and everything has worked perfectly since. I would contact your ISP and ask that they add the PTR records for you.
Hope this helps.
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March 19th, 2008 4:43am
I have contacted my ISP but they said they cannot support in this matter. They cannot add Reverse DNS entry.
What should I do now.
March 19th, 2008 8:28am
You have to find out who is responsible for your public ip address and make the request with them. My isp is XO and we have a web portal that allows us to manage our block of IP addresses. You must be able to create this record because your server is not authoritative for that ip address. Have you tried to add the PTR record with the domain registry that handles your domain names?
I have made changes with our ISP and on Network Solutions for our domain.
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March 19th, 2008 2:39pm
I had a similar problem and had to contact my ISP to have a reverse DNS setup on our public IP addresses. I then added a similar entry in our DNS records and everything has worked perfectly since. I
would contact your ISP and ask that they add the PTR records for you.
Hope this helps.
We are facing a issue a reject mail after creating SPF records, We having 3 Diffrent ISP with there relevnt Static IP.
can I request them to cerate the RDNS entery on there DNS servers....?
This may resolve my issue?
February 25th, 2012 7:51am