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help:connecting:dnsbl [2007/04/19 23:16]
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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]]. 
-  -) **Temporary exemption** - You can [[help:connecting:dnsbl exemption|temporarily exempt]] yourself from RBL scans, by using our RBL exemption form. You'll need to know your IP address (its in the notice you see when you try to connect). [[help:connecting:dnsbl exemption|Click here to get your IP address exempted]]+  -) 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 also complain to your Internet service provider. Refer them to the RBL your IP is in (it says in the message you get when trying to connect) and inform them of the problem. 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 message you see when trying to connect, 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 Gline message, 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