Huge number of Discovere server sessions!!!

Hi Roger
Thank you for the reply but both the reason you have given doesn't apply to this server.
RMS emulator is another Management server and For testing I have moved all the agents off this server. No agents are pointing to this server but one of the Reporting server or web console server is pointing to this server.
SO even Server is generating more than 65000 events in 4hrs is normal?
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