You should find five graphs in these folders.

connections per minute:
	This graph shows the number of connections that are requested of
	our mail servers.  It does not reflect the number of sockets which
	are open at any given moment, only the number of sockets which
	are opened during a 60 second period.

viruses per minute:
	This graph shows the number of messages which are rejected because
	our virus filter found a virus in the message.

DSNs per minute:
	This graph shows the number of message which have an SMTP envelope
	sender of either <>, <postmaster*>, or <MAILER-DAEMON*>.  These
	messages are from remote systems, designed to inform local accounts
	on the status of messages that the remote system believes we sent.
	Most of these are remote systems with virus scanners informing us
	that they receieved a virus in a message with a real.com return
	address.  Because most of the current crop of viruses use a forged
	return address, they do not indicate that we are sending out this
	number of viruses.

local deliveries per minute:
	This graph indicates the number of messages delivered locally
	to users, including spam which isn't put into users' INBOX.

remote deliveries per minute:
	This graph indicates the number of messages that our users send
	to remote systems, or messages that are sent to us from the internet
	and relayed on to internal systems such as support.prognet.com.