dear  all

i  haved my mail server running  on a  production envirnmen with qmail as mta 
of 6000 users  and  a concureent  connection of  around 300 users  
during  working hours on a p3 copermine  compaq ML370 with 893 Mb ram .

my server crashed last wekk the existing  server  crashed with sen virtual  
server as host server

i have  setup  my mail  server as a  rhel5 as guest os with 4 gb ram and  2 
virtual 
cpu i installed  the  os on host hddd  and  assigned  i Tb hdd from the lun
to my mailserver and migrated all users  data  the  new server 

since  then iam  facing 2 problems

1  i have  a  serious  performance issue  during  working  hours

my sar  out put  during  peak  hours is  

15:30:03          CPU     %user     %nice   %system   %iowait    %steal     
%idle
15:30:04          all      9.95      0.00      9.45     80.60      0.00      
0.00
15:30:05          all      5.03      0.00      9.05     85.93      0.00      
0.00
15:30:06          all      8.00      0.00      7.50     84.50      0.00      
0.00
Average:          all      7.67      0.00      8.67     83.67      0.00      
0.00
Linux 2.6.18-92.el5 (mail.shapoorji.com)         03/22/10

16:00:02          CPU     %user     %nice   %system   %iowait    %steal     
%idle
16:00:03          all      4.47      0.00      5.21     55.33      0.00     
34.99
16:00:04          all     10.28      0.00      7.02     75.94      0.00      
6.77
16:00:05          all      5.72      0.00      6.72     80.85      0.00      
6.72
Average:          all      6.81      0.00      6.31     70.68      0.00     
16.20


2 my local  mails  are  not  getiing deliverd it  lies on local  queue

and  will not  get  flushed   it  will get  delivered only if  
i  stop my   imap  server or  my httd  server then all the  mails  get deliverd 
to respective  users  and  again after some time the  same happpens  and  also  
my webmail  users frequently get imap  drop  error

in  the  imapd file what  would  be  an idle  value  
for  maxdeamons  &  maxperip value 


waiting  for  your  reply






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