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What do you meadn by:<br />
&nbsp;feed SMSE a list of mailboxes to scan?<br />
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SMSMSE scans all traffic that passes thru exchange server in and out. This option is only in manual scan (or scheduled) for information store. Is that what you want to do?
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What do you meadn by:
 feed SMSE a list of mailboxes to scan?

SMSMSE scans all traffic that passes thru exchange server in and out. This option is only in manual scan (or scheduled) for information store. Is that what you want to do?

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Yes that is what I want to do. &nbsp;I realize that all traffic is scanned in tansit.
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Yes that is what I want to do.  I realize that all traffic is scanned in tansit.

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I am not aware of a way to do that.. Sorry
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I am not aware of a way to do that.. Sorry

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Not a problem. &nbsp;I didn't think there was one, but wanted to check. &nbsp;I am new to the Symantec products. &nbsp;More familiar with others.
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Not a problem.  I didn't think there was one, but wanted to check.  I am new to the Symantec products.  More familiar with others.

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Is there a powershell module for Symantec Mail Security for Exchange? &nbsp;I have an exchange 2007 environment and was wondering if there was a cmdlet that we can use to feed SMSE a list of mailboxes to scan. &nbsp;Thanks in advance!
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Is there a powershell module for Symantec Mail Security for Exchange?  I have an exchange 2007 environment and was wondering if there was a cmdlet that we can use to feed SMSE a list of mailboxes to scan.  Thanks in advance!

Symantec mail security for exchange... is there a powershell module for it?

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