Fix Spamhaus Blocklisting on WHM

@bindmission

Hello, I have 10 years of experience in managing and optimizing WHM/cPanel environments. I propose to conduct a comprehensive audit of your server and network to identify why Spamhaus lists dcit123.in. I will examine rDNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, HELO, and firewall settings. All findings and changes will be documented, ensuring the Spamhaus re-check passes without warnings. The server will be cleaned and capable of reliable email delivery. Regards, VishnuLal NB*

@android2014213

Hi There, I can help you to delist your IP from spamhaus blocklist. I am experienced in this project. Can help you now. Thanks Ashish A.

@gattes

Hi there, I have over 10 years work experience with Linux and mail server management and I think I can definitely help you out. I have immediate availability. Ping me! Cheers

@metaexcel

hello sir, are you using Microsoft 365 emails or you are using webmail? I need to discuss more. I am ready to fix. Thanks

@prashantb899

Hi, I’ve dealt with repeated Spamhaus listings before, and when it keeps coming back after delisting, it almost always points to a deeper issue either outbound spam, a misconfigured mail stack, or a reputation/authentication gap. I can run a full audit of your WHM/cPanel server and network layer to pinpoint exactly what’s triggering Spamhaus. This will include checking rDNS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC alignment, Exim configuration, mail queue behavior, HELO/EHLO identity, and any possible relay or compromised account sending spam. I’ll also review firewall rules and outbound filtering to make sure nothing slips through unnoticed. Once the root cause is identified, I’ll fix it properly not just patch it so the listing doesn’t return. I’ll document all changes (before/after), clean up the mail queue if needed, and make sure your IP and domain pass Spamhaus and other reputation checks. You’ll also get a simple checklist to keep things stable long-term. I can work within a maintenance window and coordinate with your Spamhaus tickets if required. Let me know when you'd like to start. Best, Prashant

@towhid004

Hi, I have 5+ years of experience working with Linux servers and cPanel environments. Recurring Spamhaus listings usually point to outbound spam, compromised scripts/accounts, or incorrect mail configuration. I can perform a quick audit of your server (mail queue, Exim logs, DNS records, and security) to identify the exact root cause and apply a permanent fix. To ensure a complete resolution, I’ll need: • Root SSH access and WHM access • Control over DNS (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) • rDNS/PTR configuration from your ISP (Airtel) • Dedicated IP (not shared hosting) Without these, a reliable and permanent fix may not be possible. I’m available to start within a maintenance window. Thanks