Does mail usage count towards LVE limits?

[ray]

Weve got a number of hosting accounts on cPanel that are fairly basic WordPress websites but seem to be hitting their resource limits (below), they are using the cPanel account for the mail hosting also. My question is, does hosting mail on the server and the actions that go along with this (mail scanning, IMAP connections, receiving mail etc) count towards the below resource limits?

CPU 200%
PMEM 2G (high number of faults)
IO 8MB/s (high number of faults)
EP 60 (high number of fautls)
NPROC 120
IOPS 8192

[skhristich]

Hello Casey,
This limitation is not considered. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Thanks in advance!

[franco.tauceri]

> This limitation is not considered.

So, if Im going to realize a server with just email service, without any web hosting service, using CloudLinux instead of (i.e.) Centos is meaningless?

[egrechishkina]

Hello,
Yes, basically.
CloudLinux is the best for web-based hosting servers with many users.