This software/hardware wouldn't provide us any benefit because it would have to be installed at the Tier-1 providers (AT&T, Sprint, MCI, Level 3, UUNET, etc...) to be of any use over what we are doing now.

Well, I did send an e-mail. Is there anything special that I have to put in the subject or something?

As I said all support tickets have been answered. Did you get the automated response with the ticket number? If so, twhat's the number?

Also if you are unfortunate enough to be using AOL as a provider, you will find that they are automatically putting all emails from our server into a Spam folder. You might want to check this out.

I use cable and sent it through hotmail. I didn't recieve an automated response.

I guess I'll try sending it again.

Hello,

I, too, sent an an e-mail (two, in fact) that detailed my IP address and haven't received any response. What would be the recommended next step?

Try resending it. I just resent it and got an automated response.

Strange...I think the IP bans affect incoming e-mail as well. I sent via Hotmail instead of my own domain and it went through.

The IP router blockage does not affect outgoing email at all. More than likely your email client or ISP (in particularly AOL) is tagging email from our server's PHP scripts as spam.

Steve i send my IP and my license number in support@vbullettin.com



thanks and happy new year

There was a lot of big words in there but what he says is true, it simulates attacks which eat into resources and can cause this type of problem.

*Notice how no one else is challenging Steve after Gardener :p*

I currently have no problem accessing either vbulletin.com or vbulletin.org :)