Re: How do I calculate deliverytime on SMTPtraffic

On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 17:48:44 +0200, "MN" <MN@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi.

I have an e-mailsystem that consists of MS servers in the backend and other
servers at the gateway to internet. I would like to know how to measure the
time it takes to deliver a mail from my Exchangeserver to Internet.

kindly

MN

Well, each message will be different based on loading and bandwidth so
measuring it might not be much use.
Message Tracking would help you look at a sample set of messages and
view the time each message took.
Apart from that I'm not entirely sure what you're looking to achieve.
.

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