IP Reputation Protection

IP Rotation
(Round-Robin)

Send emails with automatic rotation across multiple IP addresses. Protect your IP reputation and minimize blacklist risk.

IP Pool Management

Manage multiple IP addresses in a single pool. Each email is automatically sent from a different IP.

Server IP Addresses

IP management for outbound email rotation

Round Robin
IP Address
Label
Priority
Connections
Status
192.0.2.10 PRIMARY
ens32 IP
0
6/100
Enabled
198.51.100.45
ens32 IP
1
8/100
Enabled
203.0.113.78
smtp2
2
7/100
Enabled
192.0.2.11
ens32 IP
3
3/100
Enabled

Round Robin Active

Emails are sent using IP addresses in rotation (circular). This mode distributes load equally among all IPs and protects IP reputation.

Why IP Rotation?

Don't depend on a single IP address. Increase security with distributed sending.

IP Reputation Protection

If one IP address gets blacklisted, other IP addresses continue sending. Your entire operation doesn't depend on a single IP.

Load Balancing

Email traffic is distributed equally among all IP addresses. Prevents congestion and performance degradation on a single IP.

Automatic Failover

If an IP address becomes unresponsive or reaches its limit, the system automatically switches to the next IP. Uninterrupted sending.

How It Works?

Round Robin Logic

  • Round Robin: Each email uses a different IP (in sequence)
  • Priority Mode: Lower priority number IP is used first
  • Connection Limit: Maximum simultaneous connections per IP
  • Default IP: Used when provider doesn't match
  • Primary IP: Server's main IP address (cannot be deleted)
1

Create IP Pool

Add your own IP addresses or obtain from your provider

2

Set Priorities

Set priority levels for each IP

3

Enable Round Robin

Start automatic rotation and monitor

Round Robin IP Rotation Interface
Active Protection
4 IPs in rotation
Smart Rate Control

Provider-Based Throttling

Set custom rate limits for each email provider (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc.). Avoid landing in spam folders.

Gmail
msg/m 50
conns 10
delay 12s
Outlook
msg/m 50
conns 10
delay 12s
Yahoo
msg/m 50
conns 10
delay 12s
Yandex
msg/m 56
conns 10
delay 10s
iCloud
msg/m 50
conns 10
delay 12s
Default
msg/m 10000
conns 50
delay 300ms

Provider Throttling: Sending is done according to the rate limits each provider accepts. This prevents your emails from falling into spam folders and increases deliverability rates.

Active Rate Counters (Per-IP)

Real-time monitoring
192.0.2.10
unknown 1 12s
Gmail 1 14s
198.51.100.45
Yandex 1 21s
Outlook 1 16s
Gmail 1 24s
203.0.113.78
Gmail 1 35s
Gmail 1 17s
Outlook 1 12s

IP x Provider Transport Matrix

Each IP gets provider-specific transports for Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and Default (other destinations). The Policy Server dynamically selects the appropriate transport based on recipient MX records.

Who Should Use It?

Ideal for anyone sending high-volume emails

Hosting Providers

Protect your customers' IP reputation

E-Commerce

Keep your order and notification emails safe

Email Marketing

Increased deliverability in bulk sending

SaaS Companies

Transactional email reliability

Protect Your IP Reputation

Start automatic rotation across multiple IPs with MXGate. Minimize blacklist risk.