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Go to a RBL listing and confirm but basically you have a host or hosts sending spam from your network or a open-mail-relay. I would allow mail from only designated mail-servers and/or device. Read my HOWTO avoid being on a RBL
http://socpuppet.blogspot...ng-blocked-on-rbl.html
HINT: I would started by doing a google search for mxtoolbox and use the open-relay checker against any exposed mail-servers.
Ken
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
A quick remedy would be - IF you've got a second public IP - to create a secondary IP on your WAN interface to get your network connected. Of course, if there is a malware source on your LAN you'll burn this IP quickly.
Or if he has a range of subnet/address routed to him he could use a ippool and SNAT mail from a "non" BlackListed address ;)
Either way, he needs to fix the root cause to avoid being on a RBL to begin with ;)
Ken
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
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