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SMTP-Based internet mail is a "store and forward" system, and the envelope sender mailbox of a message is the reverse path to which transport and pre-delivery processing errors are sent. Delivery status notification messages are sent by intermediaries and by delivery agents. Originators rely upon these others to send back to them.
IM Internet mail is not a "store and forward"system. Mail does not traverse a path to be delivered, and thereare no such things as "bounce messages" that travel back along thatpath.
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SMTP-Based Internet mail is a "recipient stores" system. Recipients maintain, and pay for, the storage for their mailboxes. Recipient mailboxes are stored in one single central place.
IM Internet mail is a "sender stores" system.The storage for each individual part of a recipient's mailbox is maintained, and paid for, by the originator of the particular message involved. Recipient mailboxes are distributed across one or more message stores.
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In SMTP-based Internet mail, every recipient provides their own In box and a sender's Out box is distributed across the storage paid for by all of the various recipients for each message.
In IM Internet mail, a recipient's In box is distributed across the storage paid for by the various senders of each message and every sender provides their own Out box.
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SMTP-based Internet mail is a "store and forward" system, with each "hop" on the path that a message traverses from originator to recipient recorded in one or more"trace" header.
IM is not a "store and forward" system. Mail does not traverse a path to be delivered, so there is no path to be traced in the first place.
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SMTP-based Internet mail also uses TCP port numbers in the "privileged" range, with well-known numbers. Only privileged user accounts may bind sockets to such ports. The parts of the MTS involved with providing TCP services have to have super user privileges, at the very least until they have opened a socket and bound it to the well-known port number.
IM Internet mail does not use well-known port numbers, and imposes no requirements that the TCP port numbers for its various services be in the "privileged" range. IM 2000 simply has no need for well-known port numbers:
The SMTP design can be pictured as:
+----------+ +----------+
+------+ | | | |
| User |<-->| | SMTP | |
+------+ | Client- |Commands/Replies| Server- |
+------+ | SMTP |<-------------->| SMTP | +------+
| File |<-->| | and Mail | |<-->| File |
|System| | | | | |System|
+------+ +----------+ +----------+ +------+
SMTP client SMTP server
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rfc821 is for SMTP rfc822 is for mail message format..
Your e-mail is stored on your e-mail provider's domain server until you download it to your computer. Download and delete means the e-mail message is deleted from the server once you have it on your computer. If you delete the message on your computer, the message is gone. Download and keep means a copy of the e-mail message remains on the server after it is downloaded to your computer. If you delete the message on your computer, the copy remains on the server.
One is asynchronous, the other is synchronous. Or in simpler words, e-mail is not instant, designed to hold until the receiver get to check it, the chat wont wait
visual voice mail
Most email clients use one of three protocols to receive an email message. They are SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), POP (Post Office Protocol), or IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol).
rfc821 is for SMTP rfc822 is for mail message format..
E-mail is virtual and is sent across the internet & mail is actually physical and is sent in reality and is recieved by people from postage offices and mailmen.
Your e-mail is stored on your e-mail provider's domain server until you download it to your computer. Download and delete means the e-mail message is deleted from the server once you have it on your computer. If you delete the message on your computer, the message is gone. Download and keep means a copy of the e-mail message remains on the server after it is downloaded to your computer. If you delete the message on your computer, the copy remains on the server.
difference between electronic mail and bulletin board
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on a public email every one can see it but on a private email only the people you send it to can see it
The Royal Mail are not as useless as Parcelforce.
compare hyperlink with mail merge
Sociology is the study of society, social institutions, and social relationships, focusing on understanding social behavior and interactions at a broader level. Social work, on the other hand, is a profession that aims to help individuals, families, and communities address their problems and improve their well-being through direct interventions and support services. Sociology provides the theoretical foundation and broader societal perspective for understanding social issues, while social work applies this knowledge to facilitate positive change at the individual and community level.
push mail is pushed out from the exchange server. pull is pulled from your device
Nothing they are the same
Surface mail is overseas mail that goes by ship rather than by air. Parcel mail is for parcels.