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- Subject: New POP-3 Server...
- From: Robert Dinse <nanook@eskimo.com>
- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 23:26:14 -0800 (PST)
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New POP-3 Server...
In order to get the load on the POP-3 server to a more reasonable level,
I've setup a second pop-3 server to distribute the load.
In order for you to take advantage of this, please use:
pop3.eskimo.com
... as your pop-3 server instead of mail.eskimo.com ...
pop3.eskimo.com will rotate out the two IP addresses to distribute the
load between the two servers.
Do not change your SMTP settings or IMAP settings, only pop-3 has been
added to this machine. While the machine does have SMTP it won't work properly
for clients and is intended as an overflow for machine mail for mx1.
The actual machine the second POP-3 server is on is mx2.eskimo.com, but
please use the above rotary instead so the load will distribute (and so if we
have to add additional servers you won't have to change your settings again).