Kilo bits per second is the speed at which a computer connects to the Internet and downloads information. A Messaging Service Provider is a company, such as USA.NET, that manages other companies email and advanced messaging services, relieving them of the high costs and maintenance of operating an in house system and allowing them to focus on their core business initiatives. Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension is a protocol extension of SMTP that breaks email messages into separate parts and encodes them in a way that can be sent over the Internet. Mail Exchange Record is what points mail to the correct server for a particular domain. Outlook Web Access is the Exchange Web client, used for remote, home, roving and occasional users.
Email clients can periodically check mailboxes and download any mail off of the server.
For example, the computer handling Web page requests from Internet users and sending back HTML files is a server. It is limited in its ability to queue messages at the receiving end, and is usually used with one of three other protocols, POP3, IMAP or HTTP, that lets the user manage their email. Messages delivered by traditional mail services. Secure Sockets Layer is a program created by Netscape for managing the security of message transmissions in a network. The Transmission Control Protocol manages the assembly of messages or files into smaller packets that are transmitted as data over the Internet.