What does a  SMTP server mean and how do you find its stats?
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(pronounced as separate letters) Short for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, a protocol for sending e-mail messages between servers. Most e-mail systems that send mail over the Internet use SMTP to send messages from one server to another; the messages can then be retrieved with an e-mail client using either POP or IMAP. In addition, SMTP is generally used to send messages from a mail client to a mail server. This is why you need to specify both the POP or IMAP server and the SMTP server when you configure your e-mail application.
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SMTP\n(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is used for transportation of email from one host to another. The protocol was designed with openess in mind such that there is no security in verifying the sender. It also avoids traffic by allowing multiple receipients with only one copy of the data being sent from one host to another. \nPOP3\n(Post Office Protocol 3) is the protocol that allows email retrieval and deletion/undelete. \nIMAP\n(Interner Message Access Protocol, version 4rev1) is another protocol that handles email retrieval, but with increased manipulation capability. IMAP allows the manipulation of remote messages mailboxes, very much as if these mailboxes were accessed locally. IMAP's functionality includes creation, deletion, and the renaming of mailboxes, and the checking and setting of email messages statuses (FLAGS). The messages themselves can be partially retrieved and searched given various parameters.
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You have 6 unread messages and a TOTAL of 14 messages in your inbox.\n\nThe number on the side is the number of emails that are marked as new or unread.\n\nThe number at the top lists all the messages in you inbox.\n\nHope that helps.
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the anser for this question depends on what kind of email client you are using to check your emails, can you be more specific?
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The Mailer-Daemon;  is just a message from the email server itself.  Usually you only hear from the email server when it has trouble delivering an email you sent.\n\nA daemon is a program that works behind the scenes on a server, doing useful things. \n\nIf you get an e-mail with this address and it is doing all the things you say, then it is probably a person(hacker) using that address to try and trick you into replying with info that you normally wouldn't share.
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POP3.  incomming mail-server.    \n                                   pop.mail.yahoo.com\n\n SMTP.   outgoing mail-server.    \n                                   smtp.mail.yahoo.com
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SMTP is only a protocol.  Unfortunately, programmers can make up their own Message headers.  (See Microsoft link for a previous exploit on this). For the most part, the message-id will be unique as it is usu build with a timestamp and an originating address.  So I guess the answer is No, they do not have to be unique, but they mostly are.
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Yes,  go here\nhttp://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp\n\nfind out more information about your domain name.  this is whois checker and will give you information about who owns it, address, email contact, phone etc.\nvery bottom there is a place called DNS = this will show you your server.
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Don't know how you can do this, but you can get the same information from Task Manager/Networking tab.  Click on View and Select Columns and check Bytes Sent and Byte Received.  This only works for the time period that you keep Task Manager running.
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Understanding Emails check out\nhttp://www.aysoft.com/tips/email.htm
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Eg. if the email is user@domain.com\n\nYou can find more information about the domain by going to http://www.netsol.com and clicking on the WHOIS link. This will tell you who owns this domain name and where the server is located. \n\nYou can also visit the domain.com site to get more information about the company and location of the company.\n\nBut if you want to find more about the user who sent you an email, Go to your options (if you are using Hotmail, Yahoo or Gmail) and select the option which will let you see all the headers. You will see an ip address from which the email originated - this will tell you the email sender's location when he sent the email.\n\nYou can use http://www.ip2location.com to find the exact location.
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SMTP not responding? It means "I tried to talk to the mail server to send your mail, but I never heard back from it". It could be a problem with your comnputer, or with your ISP's mail server computer, but the most likely thing is that there's a problem with your connection to the Internet, so your machine can't talk to your ISP's machine.
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check ur Smtp server\nit is like this smtp.abc.com\nhere (abc) represent ur domain name\n\nalso check ur outgoing server requires authentication or not \nnote: how u access ur mail box via oulook or via browser if the problem is remaing give me full detail via mail i solve the problem
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Outlook Express/tools/mail/properties/servers
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The server settings are \npop: pop.gmail.com\nsmtp: smtp.gmail.com\n\nThats the only information you need I believe.\n\nYou might also need the port settings.\nIncoming is 995\nOutcoming is 465
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hmm.. what mail server do you use?  ask them for help.
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers