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eSpeech

Does anyone know what eSpeech is? One of my users is connecting to my Exchange 2007 server and the 'application' is eSpeech. Thanks.

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jasonlsch

App     Router     Interface     IngressBytes     EgressBytes     Bytes         IngressPackets     EgressPackets
eSpeech RTP Protocol (8417)     62.9 Mbytes     61.4 Mbytes     124.3 Mbytes     51.619 K     45.783 K

Endpoint Router Interface     Ingress        Egress            Ingress        Egress
                Bytes        Bytes            Packets        Packets
chi-srv-exch.lbmst.local     63.2 Mbytes     61.6 Mbytes          51.577 K     45.815 K
sea-sales-04.lbmst.local     62.6 Mbytes     61.4 Mbytes          49.421 K     44.704K

MarieB

Hi Jason--

It appears from its website that E-Speech is a name pronunciation software, among other things.

What are trying to do so I can get you an answer.

jasonlsch

Hi Marie,

Thanks for responding. I am just trying to figure out why one of my Sales people is connecting to my Exchange Server and downloading hundreds of Mbs using something called eSpeech. I would like to disable it. I don't see anything called eSpeech or E-Speech on my Exchange Server.

jswan

My guess is that 8417 is the client source port and NTA is miscategorizing it based on that. If you run a "netstat -b" on the client and server you should be able to figure out what processes are using the port. Failing that, try a packet capture.