Im having a major issue I can not fix. When sending email through my
watchguard firewall it puts the IP address of the firewall in the
header. .130 when the email server is actually .131 anyone using
reverse DNS on their incoming email rejects this as its not the same
address as the sender.

any ideas? please

<pucksterdave [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Im having a major issue I can not fix. When sending email through my
> watchguard firewall it puts the IP address of the firewall in the
> header. .130 when the email server is actually .131 anyone using
> reverse DNS on their incoming email rejects this as its not the same
> address as the sender.
>
> any ideas? please
>

Just create a PTR and matching A record for the .130 address. Problem
solved.

Chris.