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Are you asking what the details are of the protocol - or just need to know what types of network connections are used, i.e. the port numbers?
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Are you asking what the details are of the protocol - or just need to know what types of network connections are used, i.e. the port numbers?

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Lets say you have a user who is deleting or moving 1,000 messages from their inbox into a managed folder. What I want to know is how much, and what traffic is passed between the client and the server while that move is initiated, in process, and completed.
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Lets say you have a user who is deleting or moving 1,000 messages from their inbox into a managed folder. What I want to know is how much, and what traffic is passed between the client and the server while that move is initiated, in process, and completed.

Exchange-Move-Items-Capture-7-Me.txt

Exchange-Move-Items-Capture-1171.txt

Exchange-Move-Items-Capture-1-Me.txt

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This was absolutely perfect. Thank you.
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Can anyone point me to a website or document that may outline what traffic passes from Outlook to Exchange and back when a user performs functions such as deleting or moving messages into folders?<br />
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Client: Outlook 2007 / 2010<br />
Server: Exchange 2010
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Can anyone point me to a website or document that may outline what traffic passes from Outlook to Exchange and back when a user performs functions such as deleting or moving messages into folders?

Client: Outlook 2007 / 2010
Server: Exchange 2010

Client/Server Traffic Details

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.