On Sunday 17 April 2005 02:28 pm, Josh Paetzel wrote: > Chris Schumann wrote: > > Hey all, > > > > I set up a Linux server at home, bought a domain name and have e-mail > > running on it pretty well. Sendmail and Cyrus-IMAP. > > > > However, I just sent something to someone on Lycos, and it was rejected > > because SORBS lists my IP address as being dynamic... which is correct. > > > > So now what? Is it the "right" thing to send my e-mail through my ISP > > (Comcast)? Do I *need* to masquerade when I do? Should I get a static IP? > > > > What do you folks do? > > > > Chris > > Yes, use your comcast's mail server as a 'smarthost' That would be the easiest way to resolve the problem. Getting your own static IP address would not be a bad idea probably so email sending to you would likely be more consistant since your IP would always be the same. I assume you are using some sort of dynamic dns service like dyndns.com or one of the others to host your domain?