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Hello.
According to the comments in the answer at the URL below, the request was granted by providing the current and past rDNS and other detailed information.
I have also sent a request to remove the restriction on port 25 in the past, but it was rejected, so I gave up and used port 587 instead.
If you have access to port 587, it may be easier to consider using port 587 rather than sending a request to AWS.
https://repost.aws/questions/QUK64zK8ICTGC_q02vJzr3AQ/port-25-opening-denied-i-really-need-some-senior-help-here-please
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to me & i do understand AWS's need to keep spammers out of you servers. The problem is now resolved, the trust and safety team (via business support and with their help), have now opened port 25 for me, so all is good and no need to use SES (although i may still use SES in future, as it does sound like it has some advantages to me) It did take 4 requests to open the port, but on my 4th request (i am migrating servers to AWS). I provided them with my "current/now previous servers" rDNS and other details, so that they could maybe check my 20 years of "good standing" + i explained some of my lack of knowledge on how i did not fully understand the questions they were asking of me. in under an hour, i got approved, and (now as i was migrating servers), i just need to setup on AWS the rDNS and email this to the T&S team. Thank you again for your attention, but i hope all will now be OK. The migration should be completed today. i just need to read up on how to set up the rDNS :-)
Submitted Again.. Appreciate if you could help to resolve it at earliest. Thanks.
Amazon Support should take these cases in light of how they are getting percieved with every request denied.. Hope it gets addressed..
We are sorry about any confusion caused by the denial.. Please send your request through https://aws-portal.amazon.com/gp/aws/html-forms-controller/contactus/ec2-email-limit-rdns-request to be reviewed and re evaluated by the team.
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