How to verify URIBL_SBL blocklist entry?

[Rose, Bobby]

It might be their ISP.  I had such a case where the group was sending a
mailing that had their web address in it.  I couldn't find them in the
Spamhaus SBL either but after doing some digging, it turned out that the
ISP was their secondary name service and it was their ISPs domain name
that was listed in Spamhaus's SBL.  I had to put in a uri rule to
compensate for their URL.
 

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Thanks for this.

Strangely, this domain name does not appear in any of the lookups I
tried. I also tried variations on the domain name to get different IP
addresses, and still nothing. I'm stuck.

Chris


Pentland G. wrote:

 Always useful is

http://www.dnsstuff.com/

Specifically...

http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ip4r.ch?ip=1.2.3.4
  

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