Mail Sessions

The following graphs show recorded sessions for our inbound and outbound mail servers. Here we define a session as being a unique network connection that is held in order to transfer data; sending or collecting email for example.

These graphs are updated automatically every 30 minutes.

Mail Core: The mailcore servers are those used when collecting mail via POP3 protocol or viewing and moving mail using IMAP. At the time of writing there are 16 of these hard-working servers. Because the servers are load-balanced, all the servers should follow the same pattern; effectively merging the lines into one. The graphs show data for the past 24 hours, the past week and the past month.

Mail Core (day)

Mail Core (week)

Mail Core (month)

Relay: The relay servers are of course used when you send your email. We've currently got 6 relay servers in the network. Again, these are fully load-balanced and the graphs here show one merged line. The graphs show data for the past 24 hours, the past week and the past month.

Relay (day)

Relay (week)

Relay (month)

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