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> Yes.  Verio has a long record of broken reverse DNS mapping.  About a
> year ago I spent two weeks chasing them to get reverse mapping working
> for one of their domains.  You're probably better off getting an ISP
> with a clue.

My experience with Verio has been the same. They tried to
blame the problem on one of their regional contacts, and
after finding them to not be at fault, started pointing
fingers at me. Needless to say, Verio is no longer providing
us with upstream.


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