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How does IMAP4 work?
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What protocol is replacing the POP protocol used to receive email?
IMAP4
Which protocols can be use to obtain email from an email server?
POP3 and IMAP4
What is the full form of IMAP4?
Internet Messaging Access Protocol 4 (Netscape)
Which protocol configurations should you verify to retrieve your email messages?
IMAP4 and POP3
What is tha full form of IMAP?
Internet Message Access Protocol (commonly known as IMAP or IMAP4,
What port should you configure on your IMAP4 client so that they can connect to your exchange server using SSL?
993
what protocol stores email on the mail server and gives users a choice to download mail or keep it on the server?
IMAP4
Hihope you are fine in which website can we check gmailyahoo mail and hotmail all in one valuing your response sunil?
Some email servers can be accessed via POP3 (or IMAP4). You can install an email client, and access any of these, as long as they have the option to configure POP3 or IMAP4. Or you can configure a Web-based email system, to get email from other accounts. Once again, this assumes the servers you want to access have the option to access either via POP3 or via IMAP4. I am not entirely sure which servers have this option; GMail does, but I am not sure about the others.
Which layers in the osi model are used for communication between the web server and web client in the event of a connection over the imap4 protocol?
application layer
What protocol allows emails to be viewed while remaining on the email server?
IMAP4 by design keeps your emails on the server. POP3 accounts can be configured to leave copies on the server.
Where Is Windows 8 Mail Kept -- On the servers like web mail -- On your local computer like normal -- Or in a cloud somewhere?
It depends on the email server itself, not the computer. POP3 email means that the emails are stored on your computer, not the server (or a backup is kept on the server) IMAP4 email services don't store the emails on your computer, you just view them as a webpage in your browser.For example, GMail or Yahoo! Mail. Their websites for viewing email on are just online IMAP4 clients
