Re: Mailing with exchange 2003 - performance & delivery
- From: "Nuevo" <imaneophyte@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 10:44:40 -0500
You'll have to start with performance monitor on the server itself to
identify the bottleneck. It is likely to be CPU but make sure there is
nothing else causing a problem. Once you pin down the performance bottleneck
identify the process sucking up the resources. Once you have confirmed this
post back to the group with an explanation of how these mails are being send
from the client.
Nue
"x3sys" <x3sys@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5EBF76A9-EF1D-4003-988A-165CEF2BA9AC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
> The organization where I am working at the moment has a domain with 2
> proliant ML370G4 servers with W2003 server incl sp1. One of the servers,
> domain controller, also has the exchange 2003 + DNS configured. They try
> to
> send mailings.
>
> They send mailings of about 2000 emails with attachment of 350K in blocks
> of
> 100 internet recipients a time. Problem is:
> During the send of the mailing, server performance is zero. Server hardly
> reacts and internet in the domain is hardly available. google.com takes
> about 25secs to appear. The company has a 2Mbit SDSL line (T1) and a
> report
> from the provider says that only 35% of the capacity is taken during the
> mailing. The firewall is not the problem either (watchguard FB X500), I
> have
> tested. Only answer can be the exchange server. Any idea anyone ?
>
>
> Thanks;
> Frank Jacobs
> Independant System Administrator
>
.
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