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email allows a message to handle text, audio and video, and message can be sent to more than one recipients
who created email? Ray Tomlinson (1972) - a service that copied a file from one machine to another and appended it to a recipients mailbox
General architecture of email Message User Agent (MUA); Message Transfer Agent (MTA); Message Accessing Agent (MAA);
Message User Agent (MUA) a program to read/write emails (Outlook, Thunderbird)
Message Transfer Agent (MTA) forwards emails to mailboxes of recipients (SMTP)
Message Accessing Agent (MAA) pulls message from server (POP & IMAP)
Sender Spool-File each message to be sent is placed in a designated spool-file by MUA
Mailbox where delivered mails are placed
1st Scenario - sender and receiver are on same system Sender > MUA > System > MUA > Receiver
2nd Scenario - sender and receiver on different system Sender > MUA > MTA Client > Internet > MTA Server > MUA > Receiver
3rd Scenario - sender is connected to mail server via LAN/WAN Sender > MUA > MTA Client >> MTA Server > MTA Client > Internet > MTA Server > MUA > Receiver
4th Scenario - bothe sender and receiver are connected to mail server via LAN/WAN Sender > MUA > MTA Client >> MTA Server > MTA Client > Internet > MTA Server > MAA Server >> MAA Client > MUA > Receiver
jobs done by MUA compose, read, reply, forward, handle mailbox
Format of email Envelope { Message { Header, Body } }
Envelope contains all information necessary for transmission delivery
Header contains To, From, Subject and MIME
Body contains message and ASCII Characters
MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (transfer non-text data)
ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange (transfers text data only)
Transport Mechanisms (PUSH) SMTP
SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
Fetch Mechanisms (PULL) POP and IMAP
POP Post Office Protocol (lets users fetch emails from server)
IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol (check email header; search contents before downloading; edit mailboxes; create hierarchy of mailboxes for email storage)
Both sender and receiver in permanent internet connection Sending Host > SMTP > Internet > Receiving Host
Sender online, receiver not online Sending Host > SMTP > ISP Machine > POP3 > Receiver PC
Spam unsolicited advertising that is sent from email servers that allows relaying
relaying false sender address; server receives message with plenty of recipients
spam solution Basic Checks (email servers should verify sender/receiver address); Server Blacklist (blacklist servers that send/relay spam); Legal solutions
Created by: narrthine
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