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I've moved my domain to a new server. I see this (below) in the mail log - quite a bit. What do these indicate, and is it a problem? <br />
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Thanks, &nbsp; Chris<br />
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Jul 30 03:03:50 julia postfix/anvil[30969]: statistics: max connection rate 1/60s for (smtp:59.164.103.97) at Jul 30 02:57:50<br />
Jul 30 03:03:50 julia postfix/anvil[30969]: statistics: max connection count 1 for (smtp:59.164.103.97) at Jul 30 02:57:50
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I've moved my domain to a new server. I see this (below) in the mail log - quite a bit. What do these indicate, and is it a problem? 

Thanks,   Chris


Jul 30 03:03:50 julia postfix/anvil[30969]: statistics: max connection rate 1/60s for (smtp:59.164.103.97) at Jul 30 02:57:50
Jul 30 03:03:50 julia postfix/anvil[30969]: statistics: max connection count 1 for (smtp:59.164.103.97) at Jul 30 02:57:50

max connection rate 1/60s... what's this mean?

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