Modify Exchange 2013 message sending frequency

most recently, an application system account that helped a customer upgrade Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013 discovery development sent messages too frequently and failed to send messages because of restrictions on the Exchange server's Receive connector. Microsoft has a limit of 5-minute messages per minute for Exchange Server 2010 and Exchange Server 2013 deployment connectors. There are five accept connectors in Exchange Server 2013, where "default", "Default Frontend", "Outbound Proxy Frontend" Three connectors are unrestricted, and "Client Proxy" and The default value for "Client Frontend" is "5", which means that the client can only accept 5 messages per minute, so it needs to be modified to modify the command as follows:

Get-receiveconnector |  FT Name,messageratelimit; --List connectors

get-receiveconnector "server Name\connector name" |  Set-receiveconnector-messageratelimit 100; -- here means you can send 100 messages per minute

Get-receiveconnector "Nlb-2\client NLB-2" | Set-receiveconnector-messageratelimit 100--Example

With this feature, messages are frequently set to 100 per minute, and similarly, the client fronted connector is modified according to this command.

Finally, don't forget to restart several transport services with the throttling service.

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Modify Exchange 2013 message sending frequency