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I tried to disable it but the same problem for both internal and external.
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I tried to disable it but the same problem for both internal and external.

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Share the header information for delayed mail.
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Share the header information for delayed mail.

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Dear Team, we are suffering the slow problem of Email Exchange 2016: Send from Exchange server is OK, but receive is slow; which ever have or does not have attachments.<br />
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We have Avast installed in Exchange server, everything in default mode, not sure which Exchange part should be added to AV's exclusion.<br />
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Is there any other way for tuning or increasing the speed (except increase the bandwitdth, we are in Leased line link: 30 Mb/s International + 50 Mb/s Domestic)?<br />
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Many thanks as always!
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Dear Team, we are suffering the slow problem of Email Exchange 2016: Send from Exchange server is OK, but receive is slow; which ever have or does not have attachments.

We have Avast installed in Exchange server, everything in default mode, not sure which Exchange part should be added to AV's exclusion.

Is there any other way for tuning or increasing the speed (except increase the bandwitdth, we are in Leased line link: 30 Mb/s International + 50 Mb/s Domestic)?

Many thanks as always!

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