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This could be related to DNS resolution being done on the server (which it likely is). Have you tried to browse or otherwise connect to some of the addresses you're seeing? There's also a chance that some type of malware is on the machine creating these entries. Have you tried flushing your route table? Try doing that (after-hours to minimize problems of course) to see if/when the entries come back. Beyond that, the best way to troubleshoot this is to install/run a good network analyzer (such as OmniPeek or Sniffer Pro) on the server – or a monitor/span/mirror port on your switch – and see who's talking to what. It's always pretty shocking just how much is happening on the network that you'd otherwise never know about.
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