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I have this command that I would like to use against a number of smtp addresses:<br />
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Get-MessageTrackingLog -recipients *smtp@address&quot;<br />
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I have a text file with a couple of these smtp addresses.<br />
How can I feed my cmdlet with these email addresses ?<br />
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Thanks for your help!
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I have this command that I would like to use against a number of smtp addresses:

Get-MessageTrackingLog -recipients *smtp@address"

I have a text file with a couple of these smtp addresses.
How can I feed my cmdlet with these email addresses ?

Thanks for your help!

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