What is a message 550 IP in RBL? Here's a solution!
0 Comments Published by ITSGUI Man on Monday, October 27, 2008 at 1:57 PM.
Last week I launched a new web site for a client and had to email him over some html stationery. Sending via Outlook gave me the message "The server responded: 550 IP address 86.XX.XXX.XXX in RBL'. After consultation with my hosting provider I found that someone had labelled the ip address I was using as a source of spam.
What's the solution?
To find out why this has happened as well as how to get unblocked you first need to visit a site such as www.whatsmyip.net.
This will tell you your IP address, it will be of the form:
XX.XX.XX.XX
If you are receiving either:
550 IP in XBL,
550 IP in SBL, or
550 IP in PBL,
please go to http://www.spamhaus.org/xbl/index.lasso and enter your IP address into the form.
If you are receiving either:
550 IP in SCBL or
550 IP in RBL
please go to http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml and enter your IP address.
Both of these pages will explain the reason for the black listing and they also have a "remove IP address" facility. Please note that it may take several hours for your IP address to become delisted.
Job done!!
What's the solution?
To find out why this has happened as well as how to get unblocked you first need to visit a site such as www.whatsmyip.net.
This will tell you your IP address, it will be of the form:
XX.XX.XX.XX
If you are receiving either:
550 IP in XBL,
550 IP in SBL, or
550 IP in PBL,
please go to http://www.spamhaus.org/xbl/index.lasso and enter your IP address into the form.
If you are receiving either:
550 IP in SCBL or
550 IP in RBL
please go to http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml and enter your IP address.
Both of these pages will explain the reason for the black listing and they also have a "remove IP address" facility. Please note that it may take several hours for your IP address to become delisted.
Job done!!
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