Free EditionHow long does it take an email to reach its destination mailbox? For most users, the answer would probably be inconsequential. It’s just an email after all. If not in the next second, delivery is typically complete in about a minute. But what if you're planning to run a bulk email campaign?
A typical bulk email campaign involves a significant number of messages in various email queue categories. Exchange Reporter Plus, an Exchange monitoring and reporting tool, now monitors email queues and generates reports including information on the number of queued, retrying, unreachable, and poisonous emails.
Report on and audit Exchange Online using Exchange Reporter Plus, an email monitoring tool.
Exchange email systems have many layers and filters for spam protection. These filters could lead to latency in inbound and outbound mail flow.
Many organizations depend on email for business communication. Outages, spam emails, and slow email traffic can all be very disruptive. This is why monitoring email queues is crucial to planning the capacity of your Exchange environment and can help you know about outages before they affect the end users in your organization.
Email Queue Health, an Exchange email queue monitoring feature, offers a summary of email queues in the Overview section. This section also displays alerts that are triggered upon meeting or exceeding preconfigured conditions.
The Email Monitoring Reports section provides a detailed representation of the message count in each queue. The queue status ensures that all queue sizes are within the configured limit. It also includes related information such as delivery type, next stop domain, and time.
An email queue is a system that keeps track of emails that are waiting to be processed for delivery. Queued emails wait in the email queues until their recipient is ready to receive them. When you send mass emails, the SMTP server in your Exchange Server organization automatically puts them into an email queue
If you've ever tried to deliver 60,000 emails to different mailboxes around the same time, you understand the concept of an email queue. The most common email queues are:
