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How do I read this IIS log?

I am having trouble understanding this IIS log entry on my hub transport server. Who is the sender and who is the recipient?

2013-10-08T11:07:50.622Z,172.27.10.110,,172.27.2.23,HUBTRANSPORTSERVER01,08D078C3DED6BA0C;2013-10-08T11:07:50.262Z;0,HUBTRANSPORTSERVER01\Default HUBTRANSPORTSERVER01,SMTP,RECEIVE,17583524,<10AD52P1310082104360000000078@prime800.apac.MYDOMAIN.com>,gshaull@domain.us.com,,1340,1,,,from prime 800,QSECOFR@APAC.MYDOMAIN.COM,QSECOFR@APAC.MYDOMAIN.COM,00A:


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Somewhere near the top of your IIS log file you should see values indicating what each column represents.  If it's comma separated, you might be able to open it as a CSV.  Once you know what each value represents, we might be able to better tell you.

Are you sure this was in your IIS logs and not your Exchange Transaction logs?
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my apologies, it was in the message tracking log. my bad
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That also goes through efficient ways of reading the information in those logs via a GUI which may be easier for you than reading the raw data.