Re: [Asrg] Declaration to the world

Why are reverse MX records or domain specific DNSBLs any harder to
maintain that regular MX records?


it depends on how often the data changes.  most MX records are fairly
static.  DNSBLs are centrally managed, which is different.

Keith

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