This is an application sometimes known as "mail transfer agent" or "mail transport agent", which can be thought of as a busy postal worker. It receives email and forwards it to outbound mail for delivery, and also manages incoming messages.
Some of the more popular mail server programs—software running on a dedicated email server—are Qmail, Exim, Sendmail, and Microsoft Exchange Server.
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- Back-Up
- Bandwidth
- Expertise
- Downtime
- Security and Protection
- System Management
- Increasing Productivity
- Even More Reasons to Outsource
- Administrating and Network Troubleshooting
- Secondary Costs
- Software Costs, Training and Troubleshooting
- Hardware Expenses
- Necessary Computer Costs
- How Outsourcing Saves Money
- Back-Ups and Protection
- A Streamlined System is Always Better
- Security Concerns of Email
- What Email Outsourcing Does for a Company
- Benefits of Outsourcing Email
- Deciding if Outsourcing is the Right Choice
- Deciding to Outsource
- The Body of the Email
- The Format of an Email
- A Brief Example of How it Works
- How Email Really Works
- Trojans and Filters
- Spam and Security
- Black List, White List and Grey Listing
- Exim, Blackberry and Web Mail
- MS Exchange, Qmail and Sendmail
- MTA
- IMAP
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