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PSA & 5K to 10K email accounts

mparadis

Regular Pleskian
Can PSA handle some 5000 to 10,000 email accounts? I know I can create as many as I want but my question is how many users can PSA actually handle at any given time?

Hardware not being an issue as I can use dual, quad CPU's, what ever I need along with how ever much bandwidth I need. We're already running PSA but I have a new application which involves this number of users and am not sure if PSA is a good idea.

Plus, I've also read several times now that PSA cannot be used in a cluster or in any easy to create redundant setup. Maybe I've not found the right messages?

Mike
 
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