Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops?
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Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
@pluralistic
Good luck. I'm sorry I can't help you but I won't be surprised that they blacklisted you **purposely** -
@kat @pluralistic Once filed, hit me up if you need someone to push from inside the company. Happy to help, especially if I have a name of someone to escalate with (it’s a big company and that’s not a team I work with).
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Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
@pluralistic Believe it or not, I have had decent results going through their support channels. This has happened to my mailserver more than once.
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Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
Do you know anyone with an @outlook[.]com email address or maybe even a paying O365 customer?
Then just try to send them an email and let them open a ticket about issues RECEIVING mails from you (without mentioning anything that a regular recipient wouldn't know).
That's usually the fastest way to resolve such issues...
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@arrrg With all respect, this isn't helpful. I've been self-hosting my mail since the 1990s and the server administration is the former CTO of Wikimedia. We don't have any of these issues, and I'm not in the market for someone telling me that I shouldn't host my own mail.
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@pluralistic if you find one, please let us know. They blocked one of our IPs and their SNDS system is broken and won't let us add our own IPs so we can't find out why.
@beasts@social.mythic-beasts.com @pluralistic@mamot.fr
they seems to have do some change of config recently.
some client on MS have tell us that dkim was broken. It was not but they have raised the bar to 2048bits rsa key for dkim (may be we were lagging behind on that).
we have configured postfix to "talk" slowly to their smtp server, but we have been temporary banned for sending to much mails to them...
such pain, if only they were'nt 1/4 of our mails destinations...
#smtp
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@pluralistic if you find one, please let us know. They blocked one of our IPs and their SNDS system is broken and won't let us add our own IPs so we can't find out why.
@beasts Same here. I suspect their last mail admin died some time in the last century and nobody noticed yet.
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@pluralistic @kat Escalated.
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@pluralistic @kat Escalated.
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@pluralistic @kat Of course! Hopefully it helps.
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@pluralistic @Aaron @kat It would also be good if independent mail server operators file complaints at https://competition-policy.ec.europa.eu/antitrust-and-cartels/procedures/complaints_en so this anti-competitive behavior can be ended for once and for all.
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@pluralistic if you find one, please let us know. They blocked one of our IPs and their SNDS system is broken and won't let us add our own IPs so we can't find out why.
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Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
@pluralistic It's a rite of passage. You haven't run a proper mailserver if you haven't been blocked by Microsoft mailservers at least once in your life.
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@pluralistic Looks like a mitigation should resolve the issue in the next 24-48 hours. Hopefully sooner.
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Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
I'm my companies Office 365 admin. If you'd like, I'll send you my email address and you can email me. And then when it's blocked I can report it as a mistake. I don't know if one report will be enough but it can't hurt.
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@pluralistic It's a rite of passage. You haven't run a proper mailserver if you haven't been blocked by Microsoft mailservers at least once in your life.
@Hanno Zulla Sad but true. -
Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
@pluralistic We definitely need a solution to this.. Microsoft & Google effectively control what e-mail gets sent and what does not today.
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@pluralistic It's a rite of passage. You haven't run a proper mailserver if you haven't been blocked by Microsoft mailservers at least once in your life.
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@Cory Doctorow Welcome to Big Tech's subtle ways to disrupt other mail systems, so that people will decide to "just use Microsoft, that always works".
Google does the same. Completely legit mail will disappear, or be marked as spam without any reason. "If you use GMail to send mail, that doesn't happen."@hans Yes, nice!
For local mailings I have the Reply-to via the M365 based mail server for the party forwarding our mail to our local mail account as I've seen forwards from the M365 to our mailbox with Strato bounce.I also noticed that some people must be on the list with an MS mail address which they have set to forward to their GMail, also these bounce.
So, yes, goes brilliant.
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@Cory Doctorow Welcome to Big Tech's subtle ways to disrupt other mail systems, so that people will decide to "just use Microsoft, that always works".
Google does the same. Completely legit mail will disappear, or be marked as spam without any reason. "If you use GMail to send mail, that doesn't happen."@hans
And there's a younger generation who only knows the word gmail, and not the word email. 
But perhaps DeltaChat https://delta.chat/en/blog will bring light at the end of the tunnel for the rest of us. Our own encrypted mail chat network. 🤨
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