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I know Spamhaus does keep record of the last times your space was listed with them and it does elongate the listing time if you've been listed before.

I just kept replying and eventually someone else from spamhaus other than Thomas Morrison replied and we got the listing removed, two months later.

Tried to use vpsboard to reply to some pms on mobile the other day, was pretty much unusable.

well they don't want to talk to me. Still no replies.

Well it's been over 30 days now and spamhaus is still not responding to us. I sent a mail from my personal gmail and they sent the following message - I then responded from my business email and said I am the owner and repeated the steps we had taken to remove the abuse and they aren't responding.

Yes how amusing since that was an SBL for email spam and this is an SBL for a TINBA botnet controller. That's awfully funny since we've received no abuse reports for such, and we have a system in place to block excessive connections on any protocol.  We've implemented some more fraud...

Noone has even remotely hinted at that. What isn't ok is the lack of support from spamhaus and the failure to follow their own removal policy.

Yes this is absolutely ridiculous, they wouldn't even reply to the last response I made to them. Looks like my customers and I will be waiting 3 months to get this listing removed, and we'll see how many customers I lose due to TINBA BOTNET controllers.

Yea it's almost as if they ran 'if IPMI === true mail(thepersonwiththeipmiandwarnthemnomatterwhat)'

You could be waiting years, you might as well take a /24 and and apply for your range again in 3 months. (IMO)

I checked out the ipmi firmware version on this server and it is 3.19. I went to supermicro's website and looked at the board I have and 3.19 seems to be the latest firmware revision. Has anyone else received a notice like this?

Just an update. I sent this. Thomas replied with. So I guess two botnet reports in the past two months is considered 'massive botnet hosting'.

I already have some things in place that prevent tons of connections to a single ip address, and nodewatch tests passwords, so idk.

So after spamhaus finally decides to send over all the tinba botnet controller reports all on the same day, then they escalate you for botnet hosting right after, and then you get listed ~ 3-4 months later it's an automatic range blacklist time with no redemption? Seems legit.

In the past two months there have been 4 reports total on that 96.x range. Of course the reputation is going to be absolute sht, we are listed in the SBL!! IF you haven't noticed, most of those reports are for TINBA BOTNET controllers. These do not emit email spam.

ARIN assigned these ips to us at the beginning of this year. What does fail2ban have to do with spamhaus being non supportive?

Except we took care of the issues upon receipt.

Well I replied with the following yesterday.  Mr Thomas Morrison replied with this. So now I am royally fucked. I'm going to have to renumber all of the clients that complain and who knows how many of them I am going to lose due to this. Edit: Actually there goes the first client that...

Well while some points I agree with you guys you have to look at it another way. A TINBA Botnet controller is not in any way an email spam delivery method and now my clients are getting mails bounced because that range is listed in the SBL due to tinba botnet controllers. We did keep our shit...

So we've got reports from Spamhaus and taken care of them promptly every time. Mostly the reports are about 'tinba botnet controllers' and I think this is some clients machines being compromised. The other day I got a report that one of our /24s had been listed so I checked it out and here is...