Check your IP in Realtime Black Lists (RBL).
RBLcheck will check if one or more of your IP address / domains exists in the well-known Realtime Blackhole Lists (RBL). It can automatically start up with Windows and perform a routine check in the background.
Features:
- Perform RBL lookups on multiple domains.
- Load with Windows and automatically perform a routine check.
- Use a custom DNS server.
Platforms:
Windows XP
, Windows2000
, Windows 98
, Windows Millennium
, Windows NT 4.x
System requirements:
Windows 98 or better.
Price:
$45.00
 | Added: |
05 March, 2008 |
File size: |
932.5 KB |
| Status: |
new | Download times: |
56 kb/s: 02 m 14 s |
| Program type: |
shareware |
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128 kb/s: 59 s |
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512 kb/s: 15 s |
| Editor rating: |
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Tags:
Rbl, Check, Spam, Mail, Server, List, Util, Test, Open, Relay, Database, Automatically, Notify, Routine
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