I don't know if this is the right place for my question,
but here it is and i will know after this (I hope so)
I have a dedicated server and some webpages hosted on it.
The problem is this:
Recently when ,from some e-mail account from webmail,
mail is sent to some of the popular services
like Yahoo! or Hotmail,
the messages are delivered in the Spam folder.
I activated DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) and SPF (Sender Policy Framework) trough cPanel,
and i checked that the IP address from my server is not blacklisted (SpamCop.net - Blocking List ( bl.spamcop.net )).
Also on Cisco IronPort SenderBase Security Network my IP address is shown as neutral which is not a bad thing.
Where to go from here???
PS: I dont have SSL certificate for my IP address.
but here it is and i will know after this (I hope so)
I have a dedicated server and some webpages hosted on it.
The problem is this:
Recently when ,from some e-mail account from webmail,
mail is sent to some of the popular services
like Yahoo! or Hotmail,
the messages are delivered in the Spam folder.
I activated DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) and SPF (Sender Policy Framework) trough cPanel,
and i checked that the IP address from my server is not blacklisted (SpamCop.net - Blocking List ( bl.spamcop.net )).
Also on Cisco IronPort SenderBase Security Network my IP address is shown as neutral which is not a bad thing.
Where to go from here???
PS: I dont have SSL certificate for my IP address.