12-03-2015
OK, the picture is clearer now, but still not entirely conclusive:
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Phuti
and I always see one connection from smpt I see one and it takes about 10-15 minutes.
I suppose by "smpt" you mean "SMTP", which is "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol". This is a specialized protocol (based on the TCP protocol as a means of transport) to transport mails between a client and the MTA as well as between MTAs. (If you cannot make sense of the term MTA:
here is a short introduction).
If you maintain an Exchange Server (which is a software as close to a real MTA as Microsoft was able to program it) it perhaps uses SMTP transmissions to send and/or receive mails, both locally and to/from outside. Depending on the volume of data to send may or may not take several minutes to do so.
How about describing your environment and your problem a bit more completely so that we can provide concrete help instead of giving you some general information, hm?
I hope this helps.
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