Email works on a client-server model where email clients allow users to create, send, receive, and store emails. Email servers receive, store, and send emails and attachments, operating without constant user intervention. When a user wants to send or check email, their client connects to an email server using SMTP to send emails and POP3 or IMAP to retrieve emails from the server.
Email works on a client-server model where email clients allow users to create, send, receive, and store emails. Email servers receive, store, and send emails and attachments, operating without constant user intervention. When a user wants to send or check email, their client connects to an email server using SMTP to send emails and POP3 or IMAP to retrieve emails from the server.
Email works on a client-server model where email clients allow users to create, send, receive, and store emails. Email servers receive, store, and send emails and attachments, operating without constant user intervention. When a user wants to send or check email, their client connects to an email server using SMTP to send emails and POP3 or IMAP to retrieve emails from the server.
• The email cients are the users whowish to use the email facility. The basicfunctions of the cliet includes : create new email, display and store new emails, address list of contacts etc. Both thesendof emailandreceiver of emailare email clients • Email server is a combination of processes running on aserverwith alarge storage capacity. Alist of users and rulesandthe capabilityto receive,send and storeemails and attachments. These servers are designed to operate without constant user intervention • The email client ineracts with theemail server tosend or receive email.mostemail serveer provide email servicesbyrunning twoseperate processeson the same machine-Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) and thesimple mail transfer protocol (SMTP). Some emailserversalso run another process on the machine- internet message access protocol (IMAP) • STMP is used to send email from the client to server and from one server to another server • POP3 is used byclient for application based email to access mail from the server • IMAP is used by client for eb basedemail to access mail on server • The email client works as follows : • The client connects to email server when the user wants to send, check or receive email. The client connects to the server on two IP ports– (1) SMTP on port 25 and (2) POP3 on port 110 or IMAP on port 143. • SMTP server accepts out going email from client (sender email client). Next, the SMTP server checks the email address at which has to be delivered (receipent email client). If the receipent email client resides on the same SMTP server, then the email is sent to the local POP3 or IMAC server, otherwise, the email is sent to another SMTP serverso that it reaches the recipient email clients SMTP server • POP3 stores email for a client on a remote server. When the client goes connected to the server, the email messages are downloaded from POP3 serverto client‘s computer. • IMAP also stores emails on a remote server. However, the email messages are not downloaded to the client‘s computer. The user manipulates the email messages on the email server. • The POP3 IMAP andSTMP are linked by internel mail delivery mechanism that moves mail between the POP3/IMAP and STMP servers.