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Thanks for the update.<br />
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I'll keep an eye on it and see if it disappears. <br />
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If anyone else can shed any more light on the issue it would be most appreciated.<br />

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Thanks for the update.

I'll keep an eye on it and see if it disappears.

If anyone else can shed any more light on the issue it would be most appreciated.


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Hi<br />
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I've just accessed a clients Exchange server to search for a missing email and in the queues option it is listing the same SMTP connector multiple times. &nbsp;<br />
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I've never seen this before and looking at other Exchange queues they only have the one entry for each SMTP connector.<br />
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My first question is, is this a problem? &nbsp;<br />
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If it is an issue, how do I resolve it (all I can do is force the connection, freeze the connection or unfreeze the connection).<br />
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I've attached a screenshot.<br />
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Hi

I've just accessed a clients Exchange server to search for a missing email and in the queues option it is listing the same SMTP connector multiple times.  

I've never seen this before and looking at other Exchange queues they only have the one entry for each SMTP connector.

My first question is, is this a problem?  

If it is an issue, how do I resolve it (all I can do is force the connection, freeze the connection or unfreeze the connection).

I've attached a screenshot.
 

Multiple SMTP Connectors to the same place in the Queues

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Email Protocols

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