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Anywhere to change the number of threads?
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Does anyone know how to change the number of threads in the new .Net version. The old pro version had the option to go upto 32 threads. Can't see any options on this one. Even tried looking in the serversettings table to see if it was there but not in the GUI. Any help welcome.

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If you are referring to Delivery Threads, Go to Server Options -> Delivery Options -> Number of Delivery Threads.

Number of Delivery Threads allows you to specify the maximum number of delivery threads, number of connections, used to deliver mail to remote servers will not exceed the number specified here. We would not recommend using very high number here, because Microsoft does not recommend to use more than 16 threads in one application. Use of high number here will reduce the efficiency of other services. Default and recommended value is 3.
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Excellent. Thanks for that. Clearly could not have been looking hard enough.
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