Is DKeyEvent processing resource intensive?
The short answer is yes. DomainKeys specifications require strong cryptography, which is processor-intensive. Given the power of today’s computers, however, a normal mail server should have no problems coping with the extra load. Nonetheless, various options are available in DKeyEvent to allow the filtering of messages, and customize the load to your environment’s necessities.
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