Email Streaming Transition: Transmission Flows

WHAT IS AN INTERNET EMAIL

Internet Email can be described as an electronic mail, or e-mail, that stores messages in an inbox. Technicians sometimes describe it as an electronic equivalent to a regular mailbox.

Email addresses contain the secrets to how email mailboxes work. They usually look something like this: careline@seunsmithnetworksinnovation.com. Everything before the @ is the name of the mailbox. You name the mailbox when you set up your email address. Everything after the @ refers to your email service provider. Your email service provider has a server on which they store data. This server is like a post office. Messages travel to this server over the Internet in the form of electronic data. The messages use the name of your service provider in the email address to locate the specific post office, or server, you use. The company server stores all the email messages you get from other people. Inside this "post office" are lots of separate post boxes, or inboxes.  

Email Transmitting Stream

Transmitting Colony: 

1. The transition involves the sender and the receiver,
2. The emailing service providers and network transimitting data zone.
3. Transferring Unity and feedback