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well, it's exacly what it says, &nbsp;&quot;current sessions&quot;
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well, it's exacly what it says,  "current sessions"

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OK. My bad. I should have asked the obvios ... what are the items listed in &quot;Current Sessions&quot; doing?
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OK. My bad. I should have asked the obvios ... what are the items listed in "Current Sessions" doing?

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they are listed there because they are the current sessions your exchange server has at that moment. (a session is a connection to an email outside).
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they are listed there because they are the current sessions your exchange server has at that moment. (a session is a connection to an email outside).

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So when I see chefsessel-eruopa.com in the &quot;Current Sessions&quot; the Exchange Server is either receiving from that domain or sending to it?
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So when I see chefsessel-eruopa.com in the "Current Sessions" the Exchange Server is either receiving from that domain or sending to it?

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 &nbsp; When I am in the Exchange System Manager and open up the Default SMTP Server and look at &quot;Current Sessions&quot; exactly what am I looking at?
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   When I am in the Exchange System Manager and open up the Default SMTP Server and look at "Current Sessions" exactly what am I looking at?

E2K3 SMTP Sessions

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