DNSBL / Blacklist Check
Check a public IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) against the blocklists our DNSBL monitoring uses: with the reason and a delisting link for every listing.
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Frequently asked questions about DNSBL / Blacklist Check
A DNS-based blocklist (DNSBL, also called an RBL) is a list of IP addresses with a poor sending reputation. Mail servers query these lists to decide whether to accept mail. Being listed can cause your email to be rejected or marked as spam.
Common reasons: a compromised account sending spam, a misconfigured mail server, shared hosting with a bad neighbour, or a past incident. Each blocklist publishes a delisting process.
Yes. Uptimeify’s DNSBL monitoring checks your IPs against blocklists on a schedule and alerts you the moment one gets listed, so you can act before deliverability suffers.
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A blacklist entry costs deliverability, often for days before anyone notices. Uptimeify checks your clients' IPs against common DNSBLs continuously and alerts you on the first hit.