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The exact number depends on the system SmartPOP2Exchange it is running on. To increase the throughput, you can disable the spam & virus checking.
Nevertheless, on an average server, with spam and virus checking enabled, you can achieve 10,000 mail messages per day. With spam and virus checking disabled a normal value is 100,000 mail messages.

Of course it is, although we do not recommend it. This setup is known as a "catch all" account. Check the option "Send messages to the mail address found in their message header (catch-all account)" on the POP3 / IMAP account setup form to automatically forward the mail messages to the appropriate accounts. You can also create rules for every SMTP user to declare which mail should be forwarded to which address.

You can accelerate the process by reducing the number of days an entry stays in the eventlog.

SmartPOP2Exchange has a very detailed eventlog and it deletes a mail from the POP3/IMAP only after it has been successfully delivered to the SMTP server. If any problem occurs, it simply leaves the mail on the POP3/IMAP server until it has been delivered successfully.

Yes, it does. SmartPOP2Exchange consists of a configuration application and a system service. The system service is started automatically when Windows is started and does the actual processing of the email. The configuration application is for monitoring and setup purposes only.

No, SmartPOP2Exchange can be installed on any PC in your network. As it uses the SMTP protocol to send/deliver the mail messages to the Exchange/SMTP Server, it just has to be able to communicate to port 25 of the SMTP / Exchange Server.

SmartPOP2Exchange saves its settings in the following XML file:

• "C:\ProgramData\JAM Software\SmartPOP2Exchange\SmartPOP2ExchangeSettings.xml"

You can easily include your SmartPOP2Exchange (the XML file) settings in your backup by adding this file.

Yes, they will. It doesn't matter if you upgrade to a newer version, to a bigger version (from 10 POP3/IMAP accounts to unlimited) or if you previously had the trial version, your settings will be used by the new installation.

SmartPOP2Exchange works with any SMTP server. Since it uses the SMTP protocol to send/deliver the mail to the server, it just has to be able to communicate to port 25 (changeable) of the SMTP server.