Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Email First Scenario: ST ND

    Uploaded by

    Mike96
    11 views1 page
    The document describes four scenarios for email transmission: 1) Users on the same server can directly connect and send emails without leaving the server. 2) Users on different servers connect over the internet, with each user agent connecting to its own server and message transfer agents transmitting emails between servers. 3) Users on different servers connect over various networks and the internet, with user agents, message transfer agents, and mailboxes facilitating transmission between servers. 4) Users on non-directly connected servers transmit over the internet, with the sending user's message transfer agent queuing the email and ultimately transmitting it to the recipient's server and mailbox.

    Original Description:

    Fourth scenario

    Original Title

    Email

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document describes four scenarios for email transmission: 1) Users on the same server can directly connect and send emails without leaving the server. 2) Users on different servers connect over the internet, with each user agent connecting to its own server and message transfer agents transmitting emails between servers. 3) Users on different servers connect over various networks and the internet, with user agents, message transfer agents, and mailboxes facilitating transmission between servers. 4) Users on non-directly connected servers transmit over the internet, with the sending user's message transfer agent queuing the email and ultimately transmitting it to the recipient's server and mailbox.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    11 views1 page

    Email First Scenario: ST ND

    Uploaded by

    Mike96
    The document describes four scenarios for email transmission: 1) Users on the same server can directly connect and send emails without leaving the server. 2) Users on different servers connect over the internet, with each user agent connecting to its own server and message transfer agents transmitting emails between servers. 3) Users on different servers connect over various networks and the internet, with user agents, message transfer agents, and mailboxes facilitating transmission between servers. 4) Users on non-directly connected servers transmit over the internet, with the sending user's message transfer agent queuing the email and ultimately transmitting it to the recipient's server and mailbox.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 1

    EMAIL

    First scenario
    -same building (ex. 1
    st
    floor and 2
    nd
    floor)
    - Example: -in one building
    -Shared in one server
    - Store in server
    -Two user agent (program) [sender and receiver]
    -Direct connect to same server (one only)

    Second scenario
    - 2 server [ ex. Gmail and yahoo mail ]
    - Over internet
    - 2 UA ( user agent ) and 2 MTA ( Message Transfer Agent )
    - MTA used to connect different server, agent to transfer, push email
    Third Scenario
    - Two server
    - Over internet
    - Via WAN, LAN, point to point, vpn
    - UA MTA client MTA Server - Box INTERNET MTA Server Box - MTA
    Client UA
    - Compose email using UA ( apps )
    - UA need MTA to push email
    - The email will put into spool (box) for queuing to send
    Fourth Scenario
    - Two server ( not directly connected )
    - Over internet
    - The process :
    1. Person A compose an email using UA ( apps )
    2. MTA client use to send the email to server ( google )
    3. Spool ( queuing ) mail
    4. From spool, email are continue to be.
    5. Sent to its destination using MTA client thru internet.
    6. From yahoo server, the email are store in the mailbox

    You might also like