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What application do you use to send and receive e-mail? Discuss how TCP/IP affects your e-mail. Which TCP/IP utilities or protocols do you use and in what capacity?
David Lee
I use the full version of Outlook 2002/2003, depends on which computer I'm using. How does TCP/IP affect my email? Well, without it I wouldn't be able to send or recive email. I get my personal email from my internet service provider and I couldn't connect to them without TCP/IP. What TCP/IP utilities do I use? TRACERT, PING, IPCONFIG (if that can truly be called a TCP/IP utility), ARP (very rarely), NBTSTAT (also very rarely), and probably a few more I can't think of right now. What TCP/IP protocols? Not sure I understand this one. Do you mean things like DNS, DHCP, WINS, etc.? If so, then I use them all.
> What application do you use to send and receive e-mail?
Pegasus and/or Outlook.
> Discuss how TCP/IP affects your e-mail. Which TCP/IP utilities or protocols do you use and in what capacity?
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Pegasus and/or Outlook.
> Discuss how TCP/IP affects your e-mail. Which TCP/IP utilities or protocols do you use and in what capacity?
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Devondra asked: What application do you use to send and receive e-mail? Discuss how TCP/IP affects your e-mail.
My Answer: Mozilla ThunderBird. And what is there to discuss? Roughly explained: The only way TCP/IP affects my mail is by chopping it up into packets for sending/receiving and re-assembling the packets into a message again. Nothing more happends to it on at TCP/IP level.
Devondra asked: Which TCP/IP utilities or protocols do you use and in what capacity?
My Answer: I extend "utilities" into "Applications" and they're too many to list. Any application that uses even a hint of networking falls into this category. As for protocols I use most of them I think: UDP, ICMP, NTP, SNMP, DNS, SMB, RPC, SSH, TLS, SSL, HTTP, DHCP, ARP, RIP, BGP, FTP, SNMP, POP, IMAP, LDAP, AIM, ICQ, JABBER... Once again - they're almost too many to list.
My Answer: Mozilla ThunderBird. And what is there to discuss? Roughly explained: The only way TCP/IP affects my mail is by chopping it up into packets for sending/receiving and re-assembling the packets into a message again. Nothing more happends to it on at TCP/IP level.
Devondra asked: Which TCP/IP utilities or protocols do you use and in what capacity?
My Answer: I extend "utilities" into "Applications" and they're too many to list. Any application that uses even a hint of networking falls into this category. As for protocols I use most of them I think: UDP, ICMP, NTP, SNMP, DNS, SMB, RPC, SSH, TLS, SSL, HTTP, DHCP, ARP, RIP, BGP, FTP, SNMP, POP, IMAP, LDAP, AIM, ICQ, JABBER... Once again - they're almost too many to list.
devondra many thanks for accepting,
I wish you the best of luck in the future
pjcrooks2000
I wish you the best of luck in the future
pjcrooks2000