Correct option is B
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SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol): Used to send emails from the client to the mail server and between mail servers.
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POP (Post Office Protocol): Used to retrieve emails from a mail server to a client application.
These protocols work together to ensure the proper transmission and reception of email messages.
Important Key Points:
1. SMTP is responsible for sending emails, while POP is used for retrieving them.
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IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is another protocol commonly used for email retrieval.
3. TELNET and FTP are unrelated to email communication.
Knowledge Booster:
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TELNET: Used for remote access to servers but not for email.
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FTP (File Transfer Protocol): Used for transferring files, not email communication.
· Modern email services often use
IMAP instead of POP for better synchronization across devices.