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From: David Banning <sky_tracker@yahoo.com>
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Subject: question about DUL reverse lookup
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I am looking for a new email address where the ISP has
reverse lookup - ( my present doesn't ) - so question is this;
does the reverse lookup of my server number have to have a name
that matches with my ISP's name or will any name that pops up
work? 

Here is what I mean - the place I'm getting my email address,
something like dave@mylastname.com says they have reverse
lookup - but when you do the reverse lookup, their name
is mailbank.com - would freebsd.org reject that? - or would freebsd
want to see mylastname.com and reject it otherwise?

Thanks.

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