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Outlook.com Postmaster. This site provides information to information technology professionals who administer systems that send email to and receive email from Outlook.com. It also provides some information about how users with Outlook.com accounts can report junk email and phishing attempts.
Try connecting to mail.hotmail.com via port 25. If you are unable to connect, then attempt to telnet over port 25 directly to our email servers (MTAs). You can find the current list of our MTAs by querying "nslookup –q=mx hotmail.com" from a command prompt (this should work in a variety of Operating Systems).
Outlook.com sends e-mail from the following IP addresses: 40.92.0.0/14.
Junk Email Reporting Program. A free service to provide reports on junk email issues reported by Outlook.com users. Returns the full message with headers of any email marked as "junk" or "phishing". Provides senders an opportunity to clean their email lists and improve the quality of their content.
Microsoft is dedicated to help provide the most trusted and protected consumer experience on the web. Therefore, Microsoft has developed various policies, procedures, and adopted several industry best practices to help protect our consumers from abusive, unwanted or malicious email.
Smart Network Data Services (SNDS) is a revolutionary Outlook.com initiative designed to allow everyone who owns IP space to contribute to the fight against spam, malware, viruses, and other Internet evils, to protect e-mail and the Internet as a valued communications, productivity and commerce tool.
As email use has grown, so has email abuse. Unmonitored junk email can clog inboxes and networks, impact consumer satisfaction, and hamper the effectiveness of legitimate email communications. While technology alone cannot solve the problem, it is a critical component in our comprehensive anti-spam approach.
