<rates> 
  <m s='33.2502' m='2593.22' h='152277' d='2.77382e+006'/>
  <s s='33.2502' m='2590.51' h='152093' d='2.75445e+006'/>
  <h s='0' m='2.71637' h='184.363' d='19367.7'/>
  <w s='0' m='0' h='0' d='0'/>
  <c s='0' m='0' h='8.01577' d='1765.33'/>
  <b s='0' m='0' h='12.469' d='2108.04'/>
  <t s='25.1039' m='2020.98' h='119089' d='1.73397e+006'/>
  <a s='0' m='0' h='0' d='0'/>
  <r s='0' m='0' h='0' d='0'/>
</rates>  

rates - Event rates per second, minute, hour, and day for a sliding window appropriate to the indicated period. For status.second the period is based on a sliding window of about 6 seconds. For status.minute the period is based on a sliding window covering approximately the last minute and the last 6 seconds. For status.hour the period is based on a sliding window covering approximately the last hour and the last 6 minutes. Wherever a moment indicator does not contain enough data in the window (for example, when calculating the per-day rate before a day has passed) then the value is estimated using the data that is available. Note that the sliding windows used to make these calculations contain data collected and summarized over the entire previous day (or more) so they provide very accurate measurements once sufficient run-time data has been collected. For example: After a day of operation the d (day) value will be calculated by averaging the current sliding window with the entire prevous day's actual data.

rates/m - Message processing rate.

rates/m@s - Messages processed per second (33.2502 in the above example)

rates/m@m - Messages processed per minute (2593.22 in the above example)

rates/m@h - Messages processed per hour (152277 in the above example)

rates/m@d - Messages processed per day (2.77832 Million in the above example)

rates/s - Spam event rates (capture rates).

rates/h - Ham (not spam) event rates.

rates/w - White (GBUdb white override) event rates.

rates/c - Caution (GBUdb caution override) event rates.

rates/b - Black (GBUdb black override) event rates.

rates/t - Truncate (GBUdb truncate override) event rates.

rates/a - Auto-Panic event rates.

rates/r- Rule-Panic event rates.