IP Reputation - Revision history

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 The most important aspect to be considered for a mail server.  IP reputation defines you over the network and what activities you do, whether you are good or bad, whether you are a spammer of your a legitimate mail sender..  All this classifications and many more..
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-= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4.5>  '''What could be the reasons?''' >/font>=
+= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4.5>  '''What could be the reasons?''' </font>=
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 Infection on the server can cause it to send spam.  It is not necessary that you are involved in such activity, on a shared server, there could be another user who has done this resulting in mail server IP being caught in the blacklist.  In such case, hosting provider is the one who is responsible for doing all investigation.

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-= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=5> '''What are the possible factors that you should be aware of?''' </font>=
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 .	How many users mark your mails as spam and how many of them complains this to the ISP about this email. Each and every activity is measured and considered for Marking IP reputation.
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-= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=5>  '''What could be the reasons?''' >/font>=
+= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4.5>  '''What could be the reasons?''' >/font>=
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+<font face="Palatino Linotype" size=3.5>
 Infection on the server can cause it to send spam.  It is not necessary that you are involved in such activity, on a shared server, there could be another user who has done this resulting in mail server IP being caught in the blacklist.  In such case, hosting provider is the one who is responsible for doing all investigation.
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+<font face="Palatino Linotype" size=3.5>
 The most important aspect to be considered for a mail server.  IP reputation defines you over the network and what activities you do, whether you are good or bad, whether you are a spammer of your a legitimate mail sender..  All this classifications and many more..
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 <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4.5>  '''Have you ever thought why did the emails sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ? and 'Why are  your email is marked as spam?''' </font>
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 There are lot of us who searches a great deal over the Internet on this.  I have one for you that is being made as simple as possible, which would answer the above questions.
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+= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=5> '''What are the possible factors that you should be aware of?''' </font>=
 <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4>
 .	How many users mark your mails as spam and how many of them complains this to the ISP about this email. Each and every activity is measured and considered for Marking IP reputation.
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-=== <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=5>  '''What could be the reasons?'''=== >/font>
+= <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=5>  '''What could be the reasons?''' >/font>=
 <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4>
 Infection on the server can cause it to send spam.  It is not necessary that you are involved in such activity, on a shared server, there could be another user who has done this resulting in mail server IP being caught in the blacklist.  In such case, hosting provider is the one who is responsible for doing all investigation.
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 <font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4>
 The most important aspect to be considered for a mail server.  IP reputation defines you over the network and what activities you do, whether you are good or bad, whether you are a spammer of your a legitimate mail sender..  All this classifications and many more..
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-<font face="Palatino Linotype" size=5>  '''Have you ever thought why did the emails sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ? and 'Why are  your email is marked as spam?''' </font>
+<font face="Palatino Linotype" size=4.5>  '''Have you ever thought why did the emails sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ? and 'Why are  your email is marked as spam?''' </font>
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 There are lot of us who searches a great deal over the Internet on this.  I have one for you that is being made as simple as possible, which would answer the above questions.

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:27, 14 October 2016
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−	'''Have you ever thought why did the ~~mails~~ sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ? and 'Why are your email is marked as spam?'''	+	'''Have you ever thought why did the emails sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ? and 'Why are your email is marked as spam?'''

	There is lot of this with one being discussed below, which would answer the above questions.		There is lot of this with one being discussed below, which would answer the above questions.

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:23, 14 October 2016
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−	'''Do you ever thought why do the mails sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ?'~~'' '''Whether~~ your email is marked as spam?'''	+	'''Have you ever thought why did the mails sometimes lands up in inbox and some in spam or junk ? and 'Why are your email is marked as spam?'''
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		+	There is lot of this with one being discussed below, which would answer the above questions.

	The sender reputation as well as the IP reputation are the most important factors that comes into picture when determining will your email land in inbox or in spam folder and the IP address that the sender reputation depends upon the IP that it is bound to.		The sender reputation as well as the IP reputation are the most important factors that comes into picture when determining will your email land in inbox or in spam folder and the IP address that the sender reputation depends upon the IP that it is bound to.

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 The same goes with the IP reputation.  An IP with good reputation is welcomed and IP with bad reputation is not.
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 .	Last but not the least, will be the email content, spam contents in it, links or URL that will cause issues to the recipient like malicious links and all those stuffs.
 ==='''What could be the reasons?'''===