What is SMTP? 2

 

 

 

 

Meet Magie. Her email address is Maggie@yahoo.com. Though Magggie is using Yahoo as her free email service provider. She likes to use the email client, Microsoft Outlook, for composing, reading, and sending her email. To make sure Outlook can communicate with Yahoo's mail servers, she entered Yahoo's email server settings when she configured MS Outlook. Maggie writes an email to a friend Rob, using MS Outlook. When she clicks send, Ms Outlook sends Rob's email address, her email address, and the body of the message to Yahoo's SMTP server. Upon receipt, the Yahoo SMTP server breaks Rob's email address into two parts : the recipient ID, ot what displays in front of the 'at' sign, and the domain name gmail.com, or what displays after the 'at' sign. The Yahoo SMTP server then goes out to the Internet, and through a series of server conversations, locates the SMTP server for the domain name, Gmail.com. The Yahoo SMTP server pasees Maggie's email to Gmail's SMTP server. Once Maggie's email arrives at Gmail's SMTP server, it remains there until Rob logs into his Gmail account and retrieves the email. Let's recap. SMTP is the protocol that allows you to send emails from an email client to a mail sercer. Once on a sender's outgoing email server, SMTP uses the domain name in an email address to locate the recipient's email server where the email remains until the recipient retrieves it.

 

 

 

 

Upon receipt : 수령즉시

 

recipient : 수령인

 

 

 

 

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