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----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


> I had this problem with IMail 7.x after I started capturing spam to
> accounts that I reviewed through Web messaging (+50MB files, easy to
> crash whole server).  My problem was fixed by turning off keep alives.
> Apparently this is fixed in 8.04.
>
> http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-20031027-DM01.htm
>
> Matt


My CPU use never gets above 30%.  I'm at 8.4, and fwiw I went ahead and
turned it off too..  This doesn't apply to Waheed since he said he's at 8.5
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----- Original Message -----
From: "R. Scott Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


>
> Are you running an on-access virus scanner on that mailserver?  If so,
that
> is one of the most common cause for slowness on a mailserver.

I do have McAfee NetAccess, but all IMail directories are excluded.  Fwiw I
also disabled that...

> Gerry wrote:
> > As an example, here I am at home trying to catch up on this thread about
poor performance with Web messaging.  My server has a low volume, so MY poor
performance has more to do with a large (15M, 70M) mailbox file and my disk
system.  (I'm testing large mailboxes to see how IMAP and  web hold up under
stress)  I do have a VNC session to my server, and I don't see the CPU usage
going much above 10% while I'm waiting for my email to display or folders
open...
> >
> > I just recently migrated our IMail from a 200mhz system that had 3 4-gig
Baracuda drives (OS, mail directories, spool) to a 400mhz Proliant using
Raid 5 (both dual processors).  I havn't done any timing, but my perception
says that performance is MUCH slower.
> >
> > I'm going to install a separate drive on a separate channel without
raid, and move my mailboxes over to it and see if that makes a difference.
(Later I'll search for those best practices)
> > Also, Doug Anderson has good points about mirroring and system
optimizations.


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