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...[[SMTP]], [[POP]], and [[IMAP]]. Here is a brief explanation of SMTP, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol; the protocol used to transfer mail from one mail system to another. Uses p

...Description Protocol|SDP]]{{,}} [[Session Initiation Protocol|SIP]]{{,}} [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP]]{{,}} [[Simple Network Management Protocol|SNMP]]{{,}} [[SOAP]]{{,}} | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol; the protocol used to transfer mail from one mail system to another. Uses p

...ubtopic provides an example session using the most basic commands in the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)]]. Our intent is to provide a good feel for how SMTP works, without

While it's reasonable to capitalize all the words in Simple Mail Transfer Protocol because it's a proper name, Message Headers, etc., should be initial cap on

...some specialized function, and passing it on to the next relay using the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP protocol]].<ref> Do not confuse [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP Relays]] with [[Router | routers]] or packet switches. In this clus

...some specialized function, and passing it on to the next relay using the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP protocol]].<ref> Do not confuse [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP Relays]] with [[Router | routers]] or packet switches. In this clus

...purpose with a protocol (e.g., "Port 25" is always used to identify the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP) running over the [[Transmission Control Protocol]] (TCP), no other

...some specialized function, and passing it on to the next relay using the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP protocol]].<ref> Do not confuse [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP Relays]] with [[Router | routers]] or packet switches. In this arti

In the R-templates, I wouldn't pipe things like [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] to SMTP. With rare exceptions, it's general CZ style to avoid abbreviatio

{{r|Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP}} [Klensin08] J. Klensin, ed. (2008) "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol", RFC-5321, http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5321.

*SMTP ["Simple Mail Transfer Protocol". Was RFC 821 (STANDARD), Obsoleted by RFC 2821 (PROPOSED STANDARD)]

...or verb) applies both to the [[Internet]] [[email system]] based on the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP) and to [[intranet]] systems on an internal network allowing users ...ssage in [[#Internet e-mail format|Internet e-mail format]] and uses the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP) to send the message to the local [[mail transfer agent]] (MTA), in

...some specialized function, and passing it on to the next relay using the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP protocol]]. You can tell how many relays handled a message by looking

...some specialized function, and passing it on to the next relay using the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol|SMTP protocol]]. You can tell how many relays handled a message by looking

...se domain names as identities, the next questions is which domain name. [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP]] offers no guidance. There are several domain names in a typical e

...pline. The actual protocol that moves "email" messages among ISPs is the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP). There are two [[messaging application protocols]] that interact b

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| Simple Mail Transfer Protocol; the protocol used to transfer mail from one mail system to another. Uses p subtopics on Message Transfer and Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.

...onic mail message interchange defined by application protocols such as the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol(SMTP)

[http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5321 RFC-5321], "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol", J. Klensin, ed. (2008).