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Table Of Contents  CertiGuide to Network+
 9  Chapter 0101:  TCP/IP
      9  VIII  Services and Applications

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SMTP

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the sending (transmit) side of mail on a TCP/IP network. This protocol can also be used as a relay agent or it can have a post office where mail is delivered. As with POP3, the usual e-mail client programs can be used to send e-mail via SMTP.

SMTP

For SMTP, the standard port usage is port 25.



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