Thanks Dhaval,

I'll note down all the points and will suggest client accordingly.

Thanks and regards,

Amit

At Monday, 03-05-2010 on 16:35 dhaval thakar wrote:

On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 3:19 PM, Amit Dalia  wrote:

 Dear Dhaval,

Thanks a lot for suggestion.

At Monday, 03-05-2010 on 15:10 dhaval thakar wrote:

" Mass mailing system where we have around 50000 mails to be sent at
a time. This will repeat for at least 15 times per month."

What is the best option I can suggest him? 

qmail with mailing list
>> Thanks even I was thinking this. But if user is using any 3rd
party mass mailing software and uses this qmail server for SMTP
authentication, will this affect performance?

when you use ezmlm to send mails, it does not write mails in queue
using smtp service. It is delivered locally.
whereas in case of smtp auth, all 50000 mails will be written to
queue via smtp, which takes time. but overall delivery should not
impact much till the time smtp-auth is done using local lan. 
you may need to consider followings for better performance over smtp.
1) user sending mails with smtp-auth over local lan
2) how many mails delivered in single session, if for every mails
client is going for auth, this will delay mail delivery.
3) by any chance you can consider excluding smtp-auth, if its on
local lan & iptables can be used to restrict. This will reduce smtp
load.
4) concurrencyincoming rate
5) excluding virus scan

 

 

 I had suggested to go for dedicated server on which I'll provide him
a qmail server setup. Will qmail will be able to handle so many mails
a day?

sure, also it depends on available bandwidth & concurrencyremote
>> User got a 10Mbps shared link and get 2Mbps min. committed speed.
Is this bandwidth sufficient?  

 

 What are the possiblities of getting mails mark as Junk?

1) forward & revers lookup for public ip configured to send / receive
emails.
>> Yes it will be there.

2) proper email id list. minimum should bounce / reject. Unsubscribe
option should be given on news letter to avoid users marking you as
spammer. 
>> Will make note of this point.

3) mailing list should be configured to remove invalid email ids from
list.
>> Will make note of this point too.

this is all I can recommend, there should be other precautions also.

-- 
Regards
Dhaval Thakar
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Regards
Dhaval Thakar
http://www.linuxreaders.com/


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