Mails end in spam if i don't send from IPv6

kiti

• October 18, 2015 05:02

Hi, Background: The previous owner of Ipv4 mail server sent spam and has been banned by Google. I also have Ipv6 address and when i send mails to google using an Ipv6, my mail don't end in the spam folder but the normal inbox. Cpanel problem: Previously the cpanel team has decided to force the IPv4 address as sender address preference. So, when i send an email from an account on cpanel, it always ends in Spam folder because it never sends from IPv6 address but the IPv4 address . Usually IPv6 has always the priority just like in RFC6724 Would it be possible to put the IPv6 address first before IPv4 as mail sender address? The big picture: Since today all the IPv4 that we get were already leased to somebody else, IPv6 ranges are cleaner because they never have been used before. Ipv6 addresses are a good opportunity for people who have mail server to have their mail received in the future. thank you.

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  cPanelMichael

  • November 18, 2015 18:50

  Hello :) The following IPv6 changes are planned for cPanel version 54: [LIST]

  Support for IPv6 addresses in SPF records

  The Exim configuration editor now supports IPV6 addresses in the Blacklist, Sender Verification and Trusted SMTP IP addresses editors

  Support for Exim sending email on an accounts IPv6 address

  Added restartsrv_cpipv6

  Added ability to assign a shared IPv6 address to accounts Thank you.

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