Rajesh M wrote:
hi
i have a very busy email server
during peak times the number of simultaneous pop3 connections go between
75 - 90 simultaneous connections
my current softlimit in the pop3/run file is 900 ie 9 mb
do i need to increase the softlimit for pop3 ?
rajesh
hi
there are no rejections as such
i believe softlimit is the total memory allocated for running the pop3
service, is this correct ?
i have around max 90 connections at a time
if i raise it to say 50 mb is there any problem that can come up ?
my server has 4 gb of ram with less than 1 gb
Rajesh M wrote:
hi
there are no rejections as such
i believe softlimit is the total memory allocated for running the pop3
service, is this correct ?
I don't think so. I think the softlimit applies to each connection.
i have around max 90 connections at a time
if i raise it to say 50 mb is
hi
well recently one of my clients (around 50 users or so) could not telnet
to my pop3 server. telnet to 110 port was showing a blank screen
this problem was occurring to only this client and not others
i had also checked the total connection limit was 75 and pop3 log showed
around 75
Rajesh M wrote:
hi
well recently one of my clients (around 50 users or so) could not telnet
to my pop3 server. telnet to 110 port was showing a blank screen
this problem was occurring to only this client and not others
i had also checked the total connection limit was 75 and pop3 log showed
On 07/09/2010 11:51 AM, Rajesh M wrote:
hi
there are no rejections as such
i believe softlimit is the total memory allocated for running the pop3
service, is this correct ?
i have around max 90 connections at a time
if i raise it to say 50 mb is there any problem that can come up ?
my
