The list of “candidates” for RBL is created automatically based on spam arriving at spamtraps and host-exchange.pl servers, which is detected by anti-spam filters located on the blacklist.

You can come to the RBL Information Center for several reasons:

  • Sending spam – what is classified as spam is handled by the email filtering system and sending the message to the spamtrap address (so-called spam trap). A computer can send spam completely without the user’s knowledge or awareness. In this case, the computer has become a zombie and part of a botnet.
  • Sending viruses
  • Open proxy – meaning having a misconfigured service, such as Squid proxy, that allows unauthorized users to use this server as an intermediary to connect to another machine
  • Sending false virus notifications – the so-called “overzealous administrator virus.” Often, the default settings of antivirus programs that scan email send notifications about a detected virus from the “sender.” The vast majority of worms/viruses are sent using a fake sender. Therefore, such notifications are completely useless and generate only unnecessary network traffic. rfc-ignorant – existing internet standards regarding email addresses require, for example, an “abuse” account/alias to which security breach reports can be sent. Failure to do so may result in being added to the RBL.
  • Failure to properly secure your devices with professional software

Nasze serwery automatycznie monitorują rozsyłane wiadomości w zakresie możliwości generowania SPAMu, stale dbamy o „czystość” naszych wszystkich adresów IP, aby Klienci nie mieli problemów w związku z blokowaniem ich poczty przez inne zewnętrzne serwery. Swoją domenę możesz sprawdzić na stronie http://www.anti-abuse.org/multi-rbl-check/

Troubleshooting Email Rejection Due to a Blacklisted IP Address

Sometimes, emails you or your users send may be bounced because the recipient has blacklisted your IP address. Once an IP address is blacklisted, all emails sent from it are blocked (rejected). Some domains use a blacklist service to identify and block mail from senders suspected of sending spam. If enough users mark mail from a given IP address as spam, the service may blacklist that address.

Option 1: Request to be added to approved senders
Ask the recipient to add your domain name to their list of approved senders.

Option 2: Ask the recipient to whitelist IP addresses
If the recipient’s email service does not support an approved sender list, ask their IT administrator to whitelist our sending IP addresses (listed below).

91.204.161.243
185.36.171.35

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