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:

  1. Open the Command Prompt as an administrator.
  2. 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:

  1. Install netcat if you haven't already: sudo apt-get install netcat (on Ubuntu-based systems) or brew install netcat (on macOS).
  2. Open a terminal and type nc <recipient_email> 25 (replace <recipient_email> with the recipient's email address).

Example: nc [email protected] 25

  1. Type HELO and press Enter to initiate the email session.
  2. Type MAIL FROM:<your_email> and press Enter (replace <your_email> with your email address).
  3. Type RCPT TO:<recipient_email> and press Enter (replace <recipient_email> with the recipient's email address).
  4. Type DATA and press Enter to start composing the email.
  5. Type your email body and press Enter when you're done.
  6. 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.