My test mails come in batches of 29 each hour??

My test mails come in batches of 29 each hour??

Post by Jan Dogge » Wed, 16 Oct 2002 00:55:46



Hi everyone,

I'm testing an app that sends thousands of slightly different mails.
For testing purposes I have them all coming to my account. The 'from'
email address is identical too.
Right now I'm testing really large numbers: the last run had 7000 emails.

I have full control over the app that writes directly to our MS SMTP server,
running under IIS 4 on a hosted location.

I receive mail through a company server running MS Exchange 2000.

Problem: after approx. 5000 mails they stopped coming in. I now get 29
of these mails every hour.
Nothing is 'wrong' with the software, my colleagues can receive mail
just fine, or send mail out through that SMTP server.

What is going on?
It looks like some 'abuse filter' kicked in ;-)
Is the SMTP server doing thsi, or Exchange, or is it some other software
that we cannot control?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
Jan Doggen

 
 
 

My test mails come in batches of 29 each hour??

Post by MV » Wed, 16 Oct 2002 04:02:19



>Hi everyone,

>I'm testing an app that sends thousands of slightly different mails.
>For testing purposes I have them all coming to my account. The 'from'
>email address is identical too.
>Right now I'm testing really large numbers: the last run had 7000 emails.

>I have full control over the app that writes directly to our MS SMTP server,
>running under IIS 4 on a hosted location.

>I receive mail through a company server running MS Exchange 2000.

>Problem: after approx. 5000 mails they stopped coming in. I now get 29
>of these mails every hour.
>Nothing is 'wrong' with the software, my colleagues can receive mail
>just fine, or send mail out through that SMTP server.

>What is going on?
>It looks like some 'abuse filter' kicked in ;-)
>Is the SMTP server doing thsi, or Exchange, or is it some other software
>that we cannot control?

>Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
>Jan Doggen

Check the settings on the IIS4 server as I take it this box forwards
directly to the E2K box.
You may well have a maximum set that causes a pause in tx
Mark Arnold MCSE MVP

Before U post...
http://www.swinc.com/resource/exchange.htm
http://www.swinc.com/resource/e2kfaq_appxc.htm

 
 
 

1. My test mails come in batches of 29 each hour?

Hi everyone,
I'm testing an app that sends thousands of slightly different mails.
For testing purposes I have them all coming to my account. The 'from'
email address is identical too.
Right now I'm testing really large numbers: the last run had 7000 emails.

I have full control over the app that writes directly to our MS SMTP server,
running under IIS 4 on a hosted location.

I receive mail through a company server running MS Exchange 2000.

Problem: after approx. 5000 mails they stopped coming in. I now get 29
of these mails every hour.
Nothing is 'wrong' with the software, my colleagues can receive mail
just fine, or send mail out through that SMTP server.

What is going on?
It looks like some 'abuse filter' kicked in ;-)
Is the SMTP server doing thsi, or Exchange, or is it some other software
that we cannot control?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
Jan Doggen

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