[jonas_zalt]

Thanks!

So I changed the global delivery speed to 1 000 000 mails/hour just to make sure. I’m currently sending the first newsletter through the Elastic mail extension to our 36 000 subscribers and it’s still restricting the sending speed. Here’s from the Diagnostic panel:
SCHEDULER
FUNCTION STATUS
Sending statistics Average time to send an email: 0.27 seconds
Max mean time measured: 2.3670753388365 seconds
Min mean time measured: 0.17107527921866 seconds
Total emails: 23237
Batches prematurely interrupted: 0.00%
Collected batch samples: 32
SEMAPHORES
NAME ACTIVE SINCE
Newsletter delivery 115 seconds

I’ve talked to the support over at Elastic email and got the following answer:
“It looks like you are operating at whatever the server is capable of.
You could reach out to your hosting provider to see if they can help you manipulate the SMTP settings of the server.
Otherwise, it will just take a little while to get the emails submitted to us.
Cully – Elastic email”

Is this a problem with the plugin or with my host? I thought using the Elastic email extension would bypass my own servers SMTP restrictions.

Best regards

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