Migrating to Amazon Web Services: The blueprint

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One of the things I found which I moved into the
amazon cloud in November of last year is that any
number of domains automatically reject email messages
coming from mail servers located inside amazon's ip
space. Example: All GoDaddy domain that use their
secureserver.net mail service (most, if not all) get
blocked with no warning. What's particularly
frustrating is there is no indication, messages come
back marked No such user x@y.tld .

Most of these sites blocking the messages make it
exceedingly difficult to contact anyone in order to
get the messages flowing.

Posted by: Greg.Higgins@...   Posted on: 07/07/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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