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Craig White wrote:
> Cox has an interesting arrangement...if you are a residential user
> (DHCP), you can use smtp.west.cox.net. If you are a business user (fixed
> ip addresses), you have to call their technical support and get your ip
> address permitted to relay via a different smarthost. 
Or just send directly from your mail server.

If you are on a Cox business account, all services are allowed. I've
only ever run into one ISP that rejected one of my IP addresses. An
email to Cox got them on the case. Cox technical support contacted the
ISP in question (SBC) and straightened them out.

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KevinO
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