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SMTP or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is used to transmit emails between clients, receivers, and email servers. SMTP service generally provided via different ports for network communication and transmission. IMAP and POP3 are other protocols used for email transmission but they are mainly used by email clients where SMTP is used for email servers. In … Read more
Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) is an agency based U.S. The ARPANET is a network created and developed by this agency. Perhaps ARPANET is the most popular military project known by millions. Creation Of ARPANET The main idea of the creation of the ARPANET is to communicate and share computer resources among scientific users between … Read more
Email is a popular way of communication in private life and business life. Emails can be sent to multiple recipients in different ways. To, CC (Carbon Copy), BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) can be used to specify recipients in different ways. BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) is a very useful feature for emails. To We have to … Read more
Uniform Resource Locator a.k.a. URL is a resource naming or locating format used to specify or address the resource. URL is very popular with the web where web sites and web resources are addressed or identified with URL format. URL Syntax URL has a very strict syntax which is defined in RFC 1738. It has … Read more
We work for earn money. We consume our time for money but sometimes we may be bored. Changing current work will made us more happy and will refresh our mind. Here we will provide some useful things to do when we are bored. Consuming time with useful work is important for us. Read Technical Tutorials … Read more
Linux has a lot of tools, services, and applications related to email. An email has a different architecture than standard client-server. We will look at a command-line based mailing application named mailx. mailx more advanced version of the mail tool. mailx command supports the MIME, IMAP, POP3, SMTP, and S/MIME protocols and based Berkeley Mail 8.1 mail … Read more