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Glossary
The following are common terms we use when describing email and how it moves between systems.
MTA
– Mail Transfer Agent – the program that passes email between systems before it is
MUA
– Mail User Agent, more commonly known as your Email Client (OE, Thunderbird, etc).
SMTP
– The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is how systems pass email between each other before it reaches the receiving user’s system
SMTP Envelope
– The active parts of an SMTP conversation
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– The
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– The actual content of the message
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Glossary
The following are common terms we use when describing email and how it moves between systems.