IP Warmup automation
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Services that assist in IP warmups such as are popular these days, but when it comes to how well one may work for you, YMMV.
Some people swear by them, some say they don't work at all or are even hoaxes. Depending on your situation, you may consider trying one as part of your sender reputation-building process.
Go to MTA -> IP Warmups in the backend site navigation
Click Create Warmup Schedule
Server
IPs to Warm Up
You can list your IP addresses one at a time, or use a hyphen to specify a range, such as 172.16.50.1-172.16.50.10.
Exclude IPs
IP addresses to exclude from this warmup, used if you want to specify ranges of IP addresses that contain a mix of warm and cold IPs.
Domains to Warm Up
Mailbox providers go here such as Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, etc, use the wildcard * for all domains.
Exclude Domains
Used to exclude certain domains when using a wildcard in Domains to Warm Up.
Warmup Priority
Used when there may be conflicts created by multiple IP warmup schedules.
Initial Daily Limit
The number of emails to permit on day one, displayed at the top of the warmup schedule before any of the sending increases.
Number of increases
How many times to increase the sending volume before the warmup has completed.
A warmup schedule will be automatically generated from your parameters.
Your IP warmup schedule changes still need to be activated
Click the Actions button then click Publish to apply your changes.
Verify your new IP warmup settings were successfully received by monitoring the log file in your Velocity MTA server.
This is your with the IP addresses you want to warm.
Use the 'After final increase' dropdown to choose whether the IPs should follow the once the warmup has completed, or remain at the current Send Limit.
