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help:connecting:dnsbl [2014/03/03 04:22] – rubinhelp:connecting:dnsbl [2024/08/25 22:51] (current) – [What to do if you are listed] Updating RBL lookup tool URL jonathan
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 If you are prompted for your AuthServ password because your host is listed in an RBL, don't fear. You can still get on AfterNET by following these directions: If you are prompted for your AuthServ password because your host is listed in an RBL, don't fear. You can still get on AfterNET by following these directions:
- +  -) You can whitelist yourself using [[:help:connecting:dnsbl_exemption|our DNSBL Exemption Form]] 
-  -) **Login-on-connect** - Setup [[help:connecting:login-on-connect|Login-on-Connect]] to be automatically exempt from any RBL scanning in the future. [[https://www.afternet.org/help/connecting/dnsbl?do=register|Get an account]] and [[help:connecting:login-on-connect|Click here for instructions setting up login-on-connect]]. +  -) SASL or **Login-on-connect** - Setup [[help:connecting:login-on-connect|Login-on-Connect]] to be automatically exempt from any RBL scanning in the future. [[https://www.afternet.org/help/connecting/dnsbl?do=register|Get an account]] and [[help:connecting:login-on-connect|Click here for instructions setting up login-on-connect]]. 
-  -) You could alternately complain to your Internet service provider and inform them of the problem. [[http://OpenRBL.Org|Click here to see what RBLs you may be listed in]]. We realize you may be stuck with a provider who, due to lazy business practices, cannot be removed from an RBL, but you should complain anyway, maybe some day they will "get it". +  -) You could alternately complain to your Internet service provider and inform them of the problem. [[https://www.dnsbl.info|Click here to see what RBLs you may be listed in]]. We realize you may be stuck with a provider who, due to lazy business practices, cannot be removed from an RBL, but you should complain anyway, maybe some day they will "get it". 
-  -) If the above doesn't work for you, use the 'Contact Us' link in the menu. Please include a copy of the Gline message, your IP address, your e-mail address, and a detailed description of the problem. +  -) If the above doesn't work for you, use the 'Contact Us' link in the menu. Please include a copy of the message you see when trying to connect, your IP address, your e-mail address, and a detailed description of the problem. 
  
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 ===== Technical Details ===== ===== Technical Details =====
-You can check the http://OpenRBL.Org site to query all major RBLs at once for your host.+You can check the [[http://www.anti-abuse.org/multi-rbl-check-results/]]  site to query all major RBLs at once for your host. 
  
-We are currently blocking based on the following RBLs, and list types. We DO NOT block based only on "DUL" (dialup) records. 
-  * [[http://opm.blitzed.org/info|Blitzed OPM]] info - Wingates, Socks, HTTP, Router, and HTTP Post proxies. 
-  * [[http://www.dnsbl.us.sorbs.net/|Sorbs RBL]] - HTTP Proxy, SOCKS Proxy, MISC Proxy, SMTP Proxy, SPAM Proxy, Web Proxy, Zombies 
-  * [[http://njabl.org/|Njabl]] Info - Open Proxy, Compromised System (DDOS), Compromised System (Relay), Compromised System (autorooter/scanner), Compromised System (worm or mass mailing virus), Compromised System (other), Open Proxy