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Reverse DNS su EC2, adesso è gestibile

Luca Dell'Oca, March 29, 2010March 25, 2010

Dopo l’annuncio delle reserved instances con Windows, ecco un altro di quegli annunci che faranno la felicità degli utenti di Amazon EC2:

Configurable Reverse DNS Records for Elastic IPs

Da adesso sarà possibile assegnare un record PTR ad un elastic IP, permettendo quindi di avere sistemi di posta elettronica in EC2 senza problemi di marcatura dei messaggi come spam da parte di altri server di posta.

Nella pagina troverete anche il link alla form per effettuare la richiesta di mappatura.

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