Google Message Security Troubleshooting Guide User Manual
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What should I do after moving my domain to a new mail
server?
For a new mail server or ISP, change the Delivery Manager’s email server
address. For more information, see
Note:
If the domain remains associated to the same user organization, the only
change is the updating of the email config organization. If the domain is moved
under a different email config, see.
What happens if my connections goes over my connection
limit?
If you have several servers, make one a failover server. Otherwise, the sending
server tries again to connect with your mail account. For more information about
enabling a failover server event and related system alerts, see
Why are some of my Message Center emails delivered and
others are not?
There could be more than one cause:
1.
Check your organization’s and your user’s Daily Message Limit. When
exceeded, your incoming messages are bounced. For more information, see
2.
The filters may have given a high spam score to the missing messages, and
your Blatant Spam Blocking disposition is set to ‘black hole’. For more
information, see
What does it mean if “Open Conn. = n/a” when a Conn. Limit
is set through the Inbound Server’s Delivery Manager page?
This means that the process which lists the number of simultaneous connections
died.
To request that this be reset, please contact If you are a directly
supported Postini Customer, please log in to the .
Otherwise, contact your vendor, who can assist you.
If no Conn. Limit is set, then the number of Open Conn. will not be listed.