Introduction and configuration of Exchange queue priority
I. scene
In the daily office environment, all emails will have important and unimportant situations, and different mailboxes have different levels of users, different job levels require different levels of operation and maintenance, and the speed of sending emails is also different. As a result, mail needs to be classified according to importance, important mail needs to be delivered first, important mail needs to be delivered first, and non-important mail needs to be delayed.
I usually have three email priorities:
Low (low importance)
Average (General importance)
High (high importance)
The order in which these three priority messages are delivered on the Exchange mail server is as follows:
Low
