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Send email using Telnet

How to send email through Telnet.

You can use it for troubleshoot purpose when sometime outgoing issue from the mail server.

1. First open the Command prompt. ctrl+r, now type "cmd".

before that you have to enable telnet service from control panel>program and feautre>Turn windows features on or off> now choose telnet client

2. Now, connect with telnet command just type

telnet mail.yourdomain.com 25

3. From the picture, you already enter into the server now use following command

helo mail.yourdomain.com


4. type mail from username, see on screenshots

mail from: username@yourdomain.com

5. Type receiver ID here, see screenshot.

rcpt to: yourfriend@hotmail.com, yourfriend@yahoo.com

6. To add message just use "data" command and type "subject" command. At the end don't forget to add "." to end the message and press enter.


data
subject: this is test email

hello,

This is jpudasaini.com.np, the portal where you can hangout for tutorial on the job training.

Regards
jpudasaini.com.np

.

7 Type quit to exit.

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