comcast website's

[Todd Zullinger]

Mike - W0TMW wrote:
> Todd Zullinger wrote:
>> Even if comcast didn't block outbound port 25 you'd find that many
>> other mail servers would not accept your mail because it was coming
>> from a known dynamic IP address pool.
>>   
> All you have to do is point your sendmail to comcast's mail server
> (smtp.comcast.net). That's what I do and it works just fine. I've
> had my webpage on my local Linux box for years and have never had a
> complaint from Comcast.  Of course, I don't have millions of daily
> hits either.

True.  I wasn't thinking about using comcast as a smart host[*].

[*] Comcast as a smart host is a bit of a contradiction in terms. ;)

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