OT: Sorbs DNSBL

[Jeff Graves]

We're checking against sorbs dnsbl among others and I've noticed that
anytime we have a problem with mail getting through it's because sorbs had
it listed and when I turn sorbs off, the majority of spam that gets through
are from servers listed on sorbs. The problem is that it blocks A LOT of
legitimate domains (like hotmail, gmail, comcast, etc). I was just wondering
what others' experiences with it were? Should I keep using it and add the
hotmail, gmail, comcast, etc. IP's to my access db (could be thousands) or
is sorbs not worth it?

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Jeff Graves, MCSA
Image Source, Inc.
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Bellingham, MA 02019

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