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Toshikatsu Masui (Author)
 Original text before translation
増井 敏克 (著)
(183930)
JAN:9784798183930
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(183930)
JAN:9784798183930
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Format:A5
Number of pages:304 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2024
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| Everything system administrators*developers need to know about email technology [Features of this book] *Abundant illustrations help you understand even the hard-to-understand mechanisms. *By learning mail technology as the core, the mechanisms of [server construction], [DNS], and [security] become clear. *Covers knowledge that can be used in practical system development and operation. [Contents of this book] Email seems to have been overshadowed by SNS and messaging apps. However, most SNS and web services require email to create an account. In the business world, there are still many people who communicate by e-mail. In other words, e-mail is still an indispensable infrastructure in the development* and operation of systems and services. However, systematic sources of information about email technology in general have somehow become almost nonexistent. As a result, the actual situation in the field is a tightrope-walking situation, in which the necessary knowledge is gathered from the Internet or from senior staff members. In such a situation, the development* and operation of systems and services remain insecure. In the event of a failure or other trouble, it may be difficult just to identify the cause of the problem. In addition, in recent years, e-mail cannot be neglected from the standpoint of security. This book systematically organizes and explains the history of e-mail technology, the procedures for building a mail server, and even efforts to prevent unwanted e-mail. This book is useful not only for engineers who build mail servers and administrators who deliver* and manage mail magazines, but also for those who are involved with various systems and services, and will come in handy when the time comes. [Technologies explained in this book (excerpts) Domain, DNS, SMTP, POP, IMAP, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, mbox, Maildir, SASL, Relay Host, Registry, Server migration, outgoing mail capacity limitation, Retransmission* congestion, character encoding, MIME, PPAP, open confirmation, outbound domain authentication, Bayesian filters, APOP, SSL/TLS, DNSSEC, Opt-in, Opt-out ..... .etc. [Table of Contents] Chapter 1: How an e-mail is delivered to the recipient Chapter 2 Protocols used for sending and receiving Chapter 3: Setting up a mail server and DNS configuration Chapter 4 File attachments and HTML mail Chapter 5: Technology to prevent spam mail Chapter 6 Email encryption and signatures Chapter 7 Mailing lists and mail magazines Index |
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[Features of this book]
*Abundant illustrations help you understand even the hard-to-understand mechanisms.
*By learning mail technology as the core, the mechanisms of [server construction], [DNS], and [security] become clear.
*Covers knowledge that can be used in practical system development and operation.
[Contents of this book]
Email seems to have been overshadowed by SNS and messaging apps.
However, most SNS and web services require email to create an account. In the business world, there are still many people who communicate by e-mail.
In other words, e-mail is still an indispensable infrastructure in the development* and operation of systems and services.
However, systematic sources of information about email technology in general have somehow become almost nonexistent. As a result, the actual situation in the field is a tightrope-walking situation, in which the necessary knowledge is gathered from the Internet or from senior staff members.
In such a situation, the development* and operation of systems and services remain insecure. In the event of a failure or other trouble, it may be difficult just to identify the cause of the problem. In addition, in recent years, e-mail cannot be neglected from the standpoint of security.
This book systematically organizes and explains the history of e-mail technology, the procedures for building a mail server, and even efforts to prevent unwanted e-mail.
This book is useful not only for engineers who build mail servers and administrators who deliver* and manage mail magazines, but also for those who are involved with various systems and services, and will come in handy when the time comes.
[Technologies explained in this book (excerpts)
Domain, DNS, SMTP, POP, IMAP,
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, mbox, Maildir,
SASL, Relay Host, Registry,
Server migration, outgoing mail capacity limitation,
Retransmission* congestion, character encoding, MIME,
PPAP, open confirmation, outbound domain authentication,
Bayesian filters, APOP,
SSL/TLS, DNSSEC,
Opt-in, Opt-out ..... .etc.
[Table of Contents]
Chapter 1: How an e-mail is delivered to the recipient
Chapter 2 Protocols used for sending and receiving
Chapter 3: Setting up a mail server and DNS configuration
Chapter 4 File attachments and HTML mail
Chapter 5: Technology to prevent spam mail
Chapter 6 Email encryption and signatures
Chapter 7 Mailing lists and mail magazines
Index