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Resolved Plesk Email Security DNSBL is red

Hi, I have the same issue. I've removed DNSBL setting from general Email Server Settings, because this caused issues.

But now all domains give a red DNSBL in Plesk Email Security config check. Hovering over the red sign shows several spamhaus.org servers. However, when I manually check the domains and IPs at spamhaus.org, they are NOT LISTED!

So why is this DNSBL sign still red? Any help much appreciated!
 
Can the spamhaus.org servers that are listed in the DNSBL settings be contacted from the Linux command line, e.g. by
# curl <domainname of spamhaus server>
or
# ping <domainname of spamhaus server>
?
 
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