So net email
You're looking for a way to send an email using the Net protocol!
In that case, you can use the net send
command in Windows or the netcat
command in Linux/macOS to send an email.
Windows:
- Open the Command Prompt as an administrator.
- Type
net send <recipient_email> "Subject: Your email subject" "Your email body"
and press Enter.
Example: net send [email protected] "Hello from Net" "This is a test email sent using Net protocol"
Linux/macOS:
- Install
netcat
if you haven't already:sudo apt-get install netcat
(on Ubuntu-based systems) orbrew install netcat
(on macOS). - Open a terminal and type
nc <recipient_email> 25
(replace<recipient_email>
with the recipient's email address).
Example: nc [email protected] 25
- Type
HELO
and press Enter to initiate the email session. - Type
MAIL FROM:<your_email>
and press Enter (replace<your_email>
with your email address). - Type
RCPT TO:<recipient_email>
and press Enter (replace<recipient_email>
with the recipient's email address). - Type
DATA
and press Enter to start composing the email. - Type your email body and press Enter when you're done.
- Type
QUIT
and press Enter to send the email.
Note: Keep in mind that using the net send
command or netcat
to send emails is not a recommended method, as it's not a secure or reliable way to send emails. It's better to use a proper email client or a mail transfer agent (MTA) like Postfix or Sendmail.