Forwarded from nanog. Apparantly this is already in place according to one
person.
I called the number listed and they advised sending details in. You can
ask questions to the email address listed.
The Callcenter person said they had been flooded with calls.
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Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2003 20:21:50 UT
Subject: *** ACTION: IP Address of Outbound SMTP Server Requested (Updated 10/21/03)
From: rm-antiattspam(a)ems.att.com
AT&T Business Partners & Customers
AT&T has received many of the requested IP addresses in response to an
e-mail originally broadcast yesterday to our business partners and
clients. However, we have also received many concerned responses to
the original request.
This 2nd e-mail is to let you know that this is a legitimate AT&T
request asking for your cooperation, which will let us improve the
service that AT&T offers you and that our partnership requires. We
have provided a toll-free number below to help you confirm the
legitimacy of this request.
We have assembled the distribution list for this e-mail by looking up
the administrative contacts for each of the known e-mail domains we
currently exchange e-mail with, referencing WHOIS and other such
services available via the Internet.
What AT&T is asking is for you to help AT&T to restrict incoming mail
to just our known and trusted sources (e.g., business partners, clients
and customers). Therefore, we need to know which IP address(es) are
used by your outbound e-mail service so we can selectively permit them.
Please send this information to the following e-mail address
(rm-antiattspam(a)ems.att.com).
If you need assistance determining what these IP addresses are, please
contact your company's administrative e-mail server support / network
administration personnel. We regret that AT&T is burdening you with
this request, but our AT&T security team is advising that we take this
step to help safeguard our e-mail systems, which ultimately will help
us serve you better.
Please contact us with any concerns or questions:
AT&T Security Help Desk 1-800-456-4230, prompt 4 (8am - 10pm est)
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. We appreciate your
cooperation.
Sincerely,
Brian Williams, IP Network Services
Tim Scholl - District Manager, IP Network Services
Kevin O'Connell - Division Manager, Information Technology Services
Engineering
Bill O'Hern - Division Manager, Network Security
----- Original Message (Sent Monday, 10/20/03) -----
AT&T has an urgent situation with our anti-spam list. In order to
continue to allow email to AT&T you need to provide the IP addresses of
all your outbound email gateways. If you do not respond immediately,
your access may not continue. The required information should be sent
to rm-antiattspam(a)ems.att.com.
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