Mark, perhaps this will help (posted previously in response to someone else):

> Assuming you actually get a full 1.5M bits/s throughput all the time  and your 
> messages are 20K in size:  
> 
> 1.5Mbps = 1,536Kbps = 153.6K Bytes/s (8bits/byte + start + stop bits) = 7.68 20KB 
> msgs/s = 27,648 msgs/hr.
>
> So under ideal circumstances you'll only see about 27K msgs/hr, and under real world 
> conditions I think 20K/hr is pretty good. 

Also remember that things like DNS lookups can limit your sending speed.

Cheers,
-Max



At 2/19/2004 02:02 PM -0400, Mark Kecko wrote:
>Howie, 
>
>Does iMS, secifically POST, take advantage of dual processors?  We have 2x500
>Mhz machine sending through a full T1 and it only seems to send at a maximum
>of 1/2 the T1.  It takes over 2 hours to get out 40,000 newsletters, about the
>same speed we sent at while on a 400Mhz machine.  
>
>Here are my POST settings.
>Threads: 100
>Max Bandwidth: 0
>Min Bandwidth per thread: 1000
>Allocation Factor: 50
>Simultaneous App Connections: 5
>
>Do you think the processor setup of our new machine the bottleneck for not
>sending using the full T1?

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