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app/views/servers/limits.html.haml

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+- page_title << @server.name
+- page_title << "Limits"
+= render 'sidebar', :active_server => @server
+= render 'header', :active_nav => :settings
+= render 'settings_header', :active_nav => :limits
+.pageContent.pageContent--compact
+
+  %p.pageContent__intro.u-margin
+    In order to protect our reputation and ensure the resiliency of our service,
+    we implement limits on the amount of e-mail that can pass through your mail
+    server.
+  %p.pageContent__text.u-margin
+    The main limit to be aware of is the amount of e-mail that you can send
+    from your mail server to external recipients in a rolling 60 minute window.
+    New mail servers start with a low limit which is increased automatically as it gets older.
+    Your current limit is shown below.
+
+  %ul.limits.u-margin
+    %li.limits__limit
+      %p.limits__value
+        - if @server.send_limit
+          = number_with_delimiter @server.send_limit
+        - else
+          unlimited
+      %p.limits__frequency e-mails every 60 minutes*
+
+
+  %p.pageContent__text
+    You can view your current usage & limit on the top of right of every mail server
+    page in the web interface. The bars will show you how close you are to reaching the
+    limits. Although we show your incoming mail throughput, it is not limited at present.
+
+  %p.pageContent__subTitle What happens if I reach my limit?
+  %p.pageContent__text
+    If you reach your outgoing limit, any new e-mails that you try to send will be held and
+    will need to be released manually when your usage has dropped.
+
+  %p.pageContent__text
+    You will be notified by e-mail (and with a webhook if enabled) when you are approaching
+    and/or exceeding your limits.
+
+  %p.pageContent__subTitle Can I have a higher limit?
+  %p.pageContent__text
+    If you need higher limits, that's usually not a problem. Just drop us an email with
+    what sort of e-mail you're sending and we'll get your limits increased.