On 24 Jan 2008, at 17:34, Cleber Picolo wrote:
> Ok, i'm working in a project for a company, and i need to send more
> than
> 20.000 emails per hour. The objective is 100.000 emails per hour.
> But with my configuration i just send 14.000 emails per hour.
> I have 10 processes running. I limit my queue to 2000 emails.
On what class of hardware?
> If i need to confgure better my routers, how can i do this?
There is information on exim tuning in the archives.
However, unless there is something really strange in your
configuration the normal information is:-
1. Get a *really* good disk subsystem. Email does synchronous
writes to the disk.
2. *Really* get a good disk subsystem
3. If the mail is disposable use a RAM disk system instead
4. Tune other things... add memory, cache DNS on the local
network. Make sure db lookups are efficient.
Step 4 may get you a few % improvement. Step 1/2 could improve things
by several orders of magnitude.
Nigel.
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