| All depends on the speed of the outgoing connections and to the 
| speed of name resolution.
| Try to set "SmartDNSHost" to a name server that accept recusion 
| from your XMail machine IP.
| Using static relay my machine ( dual PIII 1GHz - 256Mb RAM ) 
| routes about 90000 messages / hour.

Hmmm... I need XMail to be that last server. I can do only that thing, so I would have 
two Xmail servers, one for incoming mail (MX and POP3 server) and one for SMTP server.

I'll try to do some tests, but I don't know how to simulate that DNS queries. Probably 
I shoud generate list of random e-mail address (in existing domains of course) and 
then put the XMail behind specially configured router, which would redirect all 
requests to port 25 to some dedicated machine. Looks intelligent?

-- Altair

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