QK SMTP Server : QK has databytes limit?
I have downloaded a trail version of QK SMTP Server and it works fine but
just now I had and error message telling me that I have exceeded the
databytes limits.
just now I had and error message telling me that I have exceeded the
databytes limits.
O.S
Please give the answers
RE: QK has databytes limit?
QK itself has no limited with the mail size, while it is limited by the
recipients' server. Different recipients' servers has different limits to
the mail size. The unregistered version is all most the same with the registered version except for the registering notice and limit using time notice!
recipients' server. Different recipients' servers has different limits to
the mail size. The unregistered version is all most the same with the registered version except for the registering notice and limit using time notice!
RE: QK has databytes limit?
when you send mails from my@mydomain.com to other@otherdomain.com, it may exist several limiting numerical value.
my@mydomain.com: the maximal receiving mail size (A);
my@mydomain.com: the maximal sending mail size (B);
other@otherdomain.com: the maximal receiving mail size (C).
If sending mails to other@otherdomain.com via my@mydomain.com ISP, the successful mail size is depended by B and C and has no relation with A. But if you send mails via QK, it will be depended by A and has no relation with B and C.
For example, the sending and receiving limits of Gmail's mail box are both 10M, while another mail box a@nolimit.com has no limits on both sending and receiving mails, so if using Gmail to send mails to a@nolimit.com, you can only send 10M mails. If sending via QK, there will have no limits. If sending mails from a@nolimit.com to Gmail, no matter using a@nolimit.com ISP or QK SMTP Server, Gmail only can receive 10M mails.
my@mydomain.com: the maximal receiving mail size (A);
my@mydomain.com: the maximal sending mail size (B);
other@otherdomain.com: the maximal receiving mail size (C).
If sending mails to other@otherdomain.com via my@mydomain.com ISP, the successful mail size is depended by B and C and has no relation with A. But if you send mails via QK, it will be depended by A and has no relation with B and C.
For example, the sending and receiving limits of Gmail's mail box are both 10M, while another mail box a@nolimit.com has no limits on both sending and receiving mails, so if using Gmail to send mails to a@nolimit.com, you can only send 10M mails. If sending via QK, there will have no limits. If sending mails from a@nolimit.com to Gmail, no matter using a@nolimit.com ISP or QK SMTP Server, Gmail only can receive 10M mails.
