This is an exemple:
I guess it's possible just with powershell
get-messagetrackinglog -Server "servername" -EventID "RECEIVE" -Start "04/15/2017 7:19:00 AM" -End "04/15/2017 10:29:00 AM" | select-object sender,recipients,serverip | sort-object ServerIP | Out-File c:\report.txt

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AXISHK

4/16/2017

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Is it same as the one that configured with powershell command ? I have tried and see some information in SMTP recevie log...

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Shaun Vermaak

4/17/2017

Glad we could help.

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