The technical minimum is one thread, but I've never tried this. This will 
cause to many interrupts - I recommend a minimum of three workers! Using 
less workers will result in less memory usage, the CPU load will be the 
same. Using to less workers will cause to many interrupts to the workers 
and results in relative higher CPU load. 
In the 'SMTP Connection' screen you can see how many messages are 
transfered to the workers with and without interrupting the workers. The 
recommendation is, that 10% or less connections should be transfered using 
interrupts. After 100 processed messages you can see there the running and 
recommended number of workers!


Thomas




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For relatively low use ervers (9 max concurrent connections - usually 
less than 5) - what's the smallest amount of threads that can/should be 
set in ASSP v2?  The default is 5 - I'm asking if I can reduce server 
load by lowering the worker counts.
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