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--- usetelnettotestsmtpcommunication [2013/03/10 05:58] – deftesprit
+++ usetelnettotestsmtpcommunication [2013/03/10 15:48] – deftesprit
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 For purposes of providing an example, the following procedure uses the values that are described in the following list:
-  * <strong>Destination SMTP server</strong>   mail1.fabrikam.com
+  * **Destination SMTP server**   mail1.fabrikam.com
-  * <strong>Source domain</strong>   contoso.com
+  * **Source domain**   contoso.com
-  * <strong>Sender's e-mail address</strong>   chris@contoso.com
+  * **Sender's e-mail address**   chris@contoso.com
-  * <strong>Recipient's e-mail address</strong>   kate@fabrikam.com
+  * **Recipient's e-mail address**   kate@fabrikam.com
-  * <strong>Message subject</strong>   Test from Contoso
+  * **Message subject**   Test from Contoso
-  * <strong>Message body</strong>   This is a test message<br /> <p> <table border''"0"> <tbody> <tr> <th><!--src''[../local/note.gif]--><img alt''"Bb123686.note(en-us,EXCHG.140).gif" src''"http://i.technet.microsoft.com/Bb123686.note(en-us,EXCHG.140).gif" />Note: </th> </tr> <tr> <td>You should always use a valid sender e-mail address so that any non-delivery report (NDR) messages that are generated by the destination SMTP server are delivered to the sender of the message.</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </p>
+  * **Message body**   This is a test message
+^ Note: ^                                                    |
+| You should always use a valid sender e-mail address so that any non-delivery report (NDR) messages that are generated by the destination SMTP server are delivered to the sender of the message. ||
 The commands in Telnet Client are not case-sensitive. The SMTP command verbs are capitalized for clarity.