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SMTP and POP3 are the components used to send and receive email. These tables include the actual commands used by email clients. A great way to verify an email server is to manually execute the SMTP and POP3 commands directly from the command line by typing in the following: telnet <mail server name/IP address> <port#> Outgoing email (SMTP) uses port #25
Normal program flow: Accessing your pop3 server manually is useful when a corrupted message is causing your incoming email to abort. This results in the same message being sent over and over. The best way to solve this problem is to telnet into your email server, delete all messages already received and the offending message. The backspace
is not a key to press when running SMTP/POP3 manually.
The following is an actual SMTP session. All sessions must start with HELO and end with QUIT. HELO my.server.com
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