Hi All, I think I mentioned on here before that we are building an Open Source MTA for senders (https://github.com/KumoCorp/kumomta).
One of our features is that we throttle by MX group instead of the destination domain, so that when someone sends to an o365 domain as an example the mail is queued and throttled together with all the other mail destined for o365. Keeps the server from consuming more ISP resources than necessary like when a server queues and throttles by destination domain. We have a user who has noted that the two subdomains *.olc.protection.outlook.com and *.mail.protection.outlook.com are grouping separately and asked about them being merged so they could maintain only one set of throttle configs. Before acting on that request I wanted to see if I could get context to make sure we do the right thing. Does anyone have any context on whether those two subdomains end up at the same set of servers? If not, I'd rather keep our current behavior and treat them separately from a queueing and throttling perspective. Bonus points: if they are separate server banks, has anyone ever seen a need to set different traffic shaping rules for them? I may enable combined throttle config, with separate queueing and throttle tracking. Thanks, Mike
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