On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, Lionel Bouton wrote:
> Michael Storz wrote the following on 01.03.2005 21:43 :
>
> >We are now in production for all our domains since a week. From our
> >statistics I see that about 6 % of all accepted emails are delayed.
> >1/3 of these emails are DSNs. That gives us about 4 % "normal" emails.
> >What percentage do other sites see after running sqlgrey for a longer time
> >than we do?
> >
> >
>
> Your milleage may vary :-)
>
> Not much stats here. I've had a report of 99% normal emails been
> whitelisted but for a MXs handling only 3 domains and less than a
> thousand mailboxes with very predictible email usage patterns (these are
> not personal mailboxes but business ones).
>
> Last time I looked, for my own MX with only my mailboxes, I was more in
> the 99,5 ballpark :-)
Thanks for the answer, my hope is to get in the same range. At least the
numbers are dropping, unfortunately very slowly.
>
> How much mailboxes do you handle and which type of customers are there
> behind?
Difficult to say. I have about 70.000 mailboxes with 180 different
domains. But we also relay traffic for a lot of small local mailservers
behind us, playing the email firewall system for them. All out users are
in scientific area, several universities etc.
Regards,
Michael Storz
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