"Phillip Vong" <phillip_vong*at*yahoo*dot*com> wrote in message
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> Scenerio
> 1. I have an E2003 server running on a Comcast Cable that's not giving me
a
> static IP with a Domain called (test.com).
> 2. A lot of sites will not accept emails from comcast IPs unless it's
> relaying from the Comcast servers. ex. Yahoo
> 3. I have a connector on my E2003 set up pointing to my IIS5 (win2k)
server
> at work that ONLY ACCEPTS relays from my home IP and then it send it out.
No
> problems with anybody including Yahoo who will get the emails. I have to
> manually go into IIS and tell it what my IP is.
> 4. I signed up with DNYDNS.ORG so now I have test.homeip.net always
pointing
> to my Comcast IP.
>
> Problem. Is there a way to get my IIS5 to accept all relays from
> test.homeip.net IP? This will keep me from having to change the IP all the
> time. If I tell it to accept relays from a DOMAIN (test.homip.net) instead
> of an IP in IIS, I get the message that this requires a reverse DNS
lookup.
> If you do a reverse DNS on (test.homip.net), you come up with
> (pcp05104098pcs.mtromd01.md.comcast.net) and not test.homeip.net or my
home
> domain of test.com.
>
> Can someone help me basically figure out how I can get the IIS to accept
my
> IPs without having to manually go in and change it all the time? I don't
> know if I should post it here or on the Exchange forum so I'll post it on
> both.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Phil
>
>