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The default_message_limit field holds the maximum number of messages
each registered user or alias in an organization can receive per day.
Leave the default_message_limit field blank to impose no limit.
All messages are counted against this limit, including legitimate and
quarantined messages. The count is approximate, so it’s suggested only for
values over 100.
Edit User Message Limit Settings
1. Using the modifyuser command, edit the user’s message limit.
modifyuser [email protected], message_limit=1000
The user-level message_limit field holds the maximum number of messages
allowed per day for a specific user.
This limit can also be set for individual users. Whichever limit is lower—the
org limit or a user’s limit—applies for the user. If a user’s limit is blank and a
value is set for the org, the org value applies to the user. For best practices,
manage the message limits at the organizational level.
In addition, the user-level message limitations has two read-only fields. The
user-level message_count field holds the approximate number of messages
received by this user in one day. And the user-level message_limited field
shows whether this user has reached the daily message limit.
message_count 16
message_limited 0 (no)
Viewing Mail Handling Policies (Non Account Bouncing)
If your organization is associated with a domain, determine your org’s policy for
handling mail to unrecognized user addresses:
• Non Account Bouncing
• Web Autocreate and POP authentication
• SmartCreate and Provisional Users
• Connection Manager Asynchronous Bounce
• Outbound Bounce Messages (Message Security only)
Note: The organization’s settings show the status of several mail handling policy
fields. Only one of these fields should be enabled.
Note: Web Autocreate, SmartCreate, Connection Manager Asynchronous Bouce
are applicable to the Google Message Security, Google Message Discovery, and
Google Message Filtering products only.