Other factors to be considered are as follows:
The message is counted against the recipient mailboxes and recipient distribution groups.
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Select Datasource = Servers - Server Activity Details. |
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Select Fields = Date | External User Messages Received | External User Messages Sent. |
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Select Filter = Date and provide the date or date range you want. |
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Select Group = Date. |
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Under the Format page, select Advanced Summary Calculations. |
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Clear Show Detail Records. |
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Under the Count Column select External User Messages Received and External User Messages Sent and click OK. |
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Click Finish. |
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Save the report by selecting the File | Save As. |
The following definitions explain what the different terms mean:
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Message Submission is an operation in which a mail client (such as Outlook) creates new messages and sends them to Exchange to be routed and delivered. In MessageStats, the count is equal to one message each time a user clicks Send on the message. |
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Message Delivery is an operation in which a routed message is put into the mailbox of a specific recipient. In MessageStats, the count is equal to one message for each recipient of a message. |
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Message Transfer-In is a routing operation in which a message is received by an Exchange server. The message can come from other Exchange servers or from the Internet. In MessageStats, the count is equal to one message per message received, regardless of the number of recipients. |
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Message Transfer-Out is a routing operation in which a message is sent out by an Exchange server. The message can be sent to other Exchange servers or to the Internet. In MessageStats, the count is equal to one message per message sent, regardless of the number of recipients. |
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