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Hello,

I'd like to use sendmail to send out some email.  My FreeBSD box is 
on my local network behind a gateway machine that's connected to a 
cable modem.  When I send out email it bounces because the recipient 
can't do a reverse-DNS lookup on my system.

Are there any ways around this?

Thanks,

Steve L


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