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if u r using R5, go to the configuration document, then go to Router/SMPT-Restrictions &amp;&nbsp;Control-Restrictions, there is a field called &quot;Maximum Message Size&quot;, there u can specify the limit of a message. &nbsp;In R4 its under the SMTPMTA section of the NAB
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if u r using R5, go to the configuration document, then go to Router/SMPT-Restrictions & Control-Restrictions, there is a field called "Maximum Message Size", there u can specify the limit of a message.  In R4 its under the SMTPMTA section of the NAB

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In R4 its in the SMTPMTA section of the server doc in the NAB
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In R4 its in the SMTPMTA section of the server doc in the NAB

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This will limit the TOTAL size of the mail message to whatever you set. &nbsp;There is an INI parameter in 4.6.x and above that lets you limit the Inbound attachments size and I think R5 has a setting for outbound size but as far as I am aware you can only limit the total message size...which is good enough in most cases.
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This will limit the TOTAL size of the mail message to whatever you set.  There is an INI parameter in 4.6.x and above that lets you limit the Inbound attachments size and I think R5 has a setting for outbound size but as far as I am aware you can only limit the total message size...which is good enough in most cases.

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Is there any way we can limit the size of outgoing attachment to say a certain size?
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Is there any way we can limit the size of outgoing attachment to say a certain size?

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