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UCEPROTECT Level 2

UCEPROTECT Level 2 lists entire IP ranges (allocations) when too many Level 1 listings come from the same network block. This is an escalation that affects neighboring IPs.

dnsbl-2.uceprotect.net
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Major
Tier
Author

At a glance

Zone
dnsbl-2.uceprotect.net
Tier
Major. Consulted directly by the big mailbox providers and mail gateways. A listing here can block your mail almost everywhere, so a scan reports it as critical.
What it lists
Entire IP allocations where multiple IPs have Level 1 listings.
Impact
Medium: can affect innocent IPs in the same network range. Some consider it aggressive.
How to check
Run your IP or domain through the blacklist checker, which queries this zone live.
How to delist
5 steps below, ending on the list's removal page.
Auto-expiry
Auto-expires after 7 days if Level 1 listings in the range decrease.

How to get delisted

  1. 01Check your IP range status at uceprotect.net
  2. 02Level 2 listings are network-wide, so contact your ISP or hosting provider
  3. 03Ask your provider to address the spam sources in your shared IP range
  4. 04Express delisting is available for a fee
  5. 05Listings auto-expire after 7 days if Level 1 listings in the range decrease
Open the removal formhttps://www.uceprotect.net/en/rblcheck.php

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