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Nathan ... thanks. We will give it a try. Is your suggestion from
experience?
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What format is mail being stored in for those users using POP3? IIRC
messages in Notes format are converted on the fly when accessed via IMAP
or POP3. You could try changing the person docs for the selected users to
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POP3
I was wondering if anyone could help with a problem we are experiencing
with our POP3. Throughout the day, it is at least 75 %CPU utilization(see
below) and sometimes jumps up to 95+ %. We have about 1000 normal email
users with about 125 blackberry users that use POP3. At times, we do
experience mail routing issues because the SERVER job gets so little of
the
CPU%(because POP3 is eating it all up). Any suggests would be
appreciated.
A few questions:
1. Has anyone run into this issue?
2. Is this ok? Doesn't seem like it should be this high.
3. Is there some setting changes we could make to lower this?
Some stats ....
This server is relatively newer
810
8GB Memory
38% of DASD used out of 500GB
Opt Subsystem/Job User Type CPU % Function Status
POP3 QNOTES BCI 75.3 PGM-POP3 SELW
SERVER QNOTES BCI 15.4 PGM-SERVER SELW
EVENT QNOTES BCI 3.7 PGM-EVENT RUN
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">What format is mail being stored in
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converted
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the person docs for the selected users to "Prefers MIME" and
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<br><tt><font size=2>I was wondering if anyone could help with a problem
we are experiencing<br>
with our POP3. Throughout the day, it is at least 75 %CPU
utilization(see<br>
below) and sometimes jumps up to 95+ %. We have about 1000 normal
email<br>
users with about 125 blackberry users that use POP3. At times, we
do<br>
experience mail routing issues because the SERVER job gets so little of
the<br>
CPU%(because POP3 is eating it all up). Any suggests would be
appreciated.<br>
<br>
A few questions:<br>
1. Has anyone run into this issue?<br>
2. Is this ok? Doesn't seem like it should be this high.<br>
3. Is there some setting changes we could make to lower this?<br>
<br>
Some stats ....<br>
<br>
This server is relatively newer<br>
810<br>
8GB Memory<br>
38% of DASD used out of 500GB<br>
<br>
<br>
Opt Subsystem/Job User Type
CPU
% Function Status<br>
POP3 QNOTES
BCI 75.3 PGM-POP3
SELW<br>
SERVER QNOTES
BCI 15.4 PGM-SERVER SELW<br>
EVENT QNOTES
BCI 3.7 PGM-EVENT
RUN<br>
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