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Friday, August 14, 2015

MAILS MANAGEMENT USING DNS MAIL SERVER SYSTEM

MAILS MANAGEMENT USING DNS MAIL SERVER SYSTEM
Abstract

The project titled “MAILS MANAGEMENT USING DNS MAIL SERVER SYSTEM” is designed using Active Server Pages .NET with Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2005 as front end and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 as back end  which works in .Net framework version 1.1. The coding language used is ASP.Net.

   The communication across the world is must in the modern age communications through postal may take more time. It may be days or weeks to make the message available to others.
   E-Mail service details with the web site that manage the electronic way of communication. Through this project we can create our own user id, sends mails to any user and manage inbox. In addition greetings can be sending to friends. We can view incoming mails and greetings and even delete them. Resume can be stored and changed whenever necessary. Any mail related report can be viewed through the site. Deletion of unwanted mails can be made to manage memory.
DNS is a relatively simple, text-based protocol, in which one or more recipients of a message are specified along with the message text and possibly other encoded objects. The message is then transferred to a remote server using a procedure of queries and responses between the client and server. Either an end-user's email client, a.k.a. MUA (Mail User Agent), or a relaying server's MTA (Mail Transport Agents) can act as an SMTP client.
An email client knows the outgoing mail SMTP server from its configuration. A relaying server typically determines which SMTP server to connect to by looking up the MX (Mail exchange) DNS record for each recipient's domain name (the part of the email address to the right of the at (@) sign). Conformant MTAs (not all) fall back to a simple A record in the case of no MX. Some current mail transfer agents will also use SRV records, a more general form of MX, though these are not widely adopted. (Relaying servers can also be configured to use a smart host.)
The DNS client initiates a TCP connection to server's port 25 (unless overridden by configuration). It is quite easy to test an SMTP server using the telnet program .DNS is a "push" protocol that does not allow one to "pull" messages from a remote server on demand.



PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The project titled “MAILS MANAGEMENT USING DNS MAIL SERVER SYSTEM” is designed using Active Server Pages .NET with Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2005 as front end and Microsoft SQL Server 2000 as back end  which works in .Net framework version 1.1. The coding language used is ASP.Net.

The project contains the following main modules:
User Creation:
                        It consists of entering username and password. If the name is already present in the database, it is prompted to enter new username.
Login:
          It consists of entering username and password to login to the application. If the name is not already present in the database, it is prompted to other username.

Mail processing;

Mail composing:
            It consists of entering mail title, subject, to whom the mail is to be sent, carbon copy and blind carbon copy addresses.
Inbox processing:
            It consists of viewing all the mails come to us whether we already read or not. From this, we can select one and read.
            Unwanted mails can be deleted.
Send and view greetings:
      It consists of send greetings to the selected user. Greetings came to us can be viewed and deleted.
Resume:
            It consists of entering personal details such as name, address and city, etc.

SYSTEM STUDY


 Feasibility System
            Advanced DNS Server is a system-tray local DNS server program for Windows that lets you send email messages directly from your computer to recipient mailboxes.
            Along with a mass mailer the program can be used as a relay server for sending newsletters, distributing messages to different mailing lists, sending notifications to your customers, as well as for sending personalized messages.
            You can use it instead of your ISP's DNS server to increase your security and privacy. Advanced DNS Server supports all email programs like Outlook Express, Outlook, Eudora, etc.
             The email program you already use for sending and receiving messages can be connected to the server in a very easy way - just by using the word "local host" instead of your current DNS host.
            Having done so, you can send messages in a usual manner. Advanced DNS Server is very fast, while sending; it establishes dozens of DNS connections, and gets the most out of your Internet connection.
             Advanced DNS Server is able to send thousands of emails per minute with a regular DSL Internet connection.
            The user interface of the program is very easy to learn, excellent documentation is included.








Existing System
·         This is the only mailer you need! It organizes your recipient lists and sends personalized messages, supports multiple DNS accounts, offers subscribe/unsubscribe and search facilities, import/export feature and group operations.
·         Mass mailer. Own DNS engine. Multi-threaded. HTML. Attachments. Personalize. Mass, Bulk mailing. Built-in DNS Engine. Multi-threaded. Direct mail delivery. 300 mails at a time. HTML & text. Unlimited attachments.
·         Professional mass mailer, bulk mailer for fast sending personalized emails.1st Mail Bomber is a professional mass mailer, bulk mailer, email software intended for fast sending personalized emails and mailing list management.
·         Send personalized e-mail to masses utilizing mailing lists and templates with Mail Bomber. Manage a number of separate mailing lists, write e-mail messages and keep track of feedback from your customers.
·         Send personalized e-mail to masses utilizing mailing lists and templates with Mail Bomber. Manage a number of separate mailing lists, write e-mail messages and keep track of feedback from your customers.
 Proposed System
·         Advanced DNS /POP3 Email Server with tons of features, such mailing lists, anti-spam, multiple DNS gateways, security, and compatibility with any email program. Can be used a dedicated mail server, or as a personal local SMTP server.
·         A free DNS relay server. Allows relay emails sent to it, directly to their destination, bypassing your provider's mail server. If you need to send large quantities of email, set up a few of these servers on different computers.
·         DNS server program to send email messages without help of your ISP, directly from your local PC to recipient mailboxes and use your favorite email client along with this software the way you used to do it before.
·         DNS relay software allows putting emails directly to receiver mailbox. This is much faster and reliable than using DNS server provided by your ISP. Remailer. Powerful direct remailer software act as DNS relay.



SYSTEM SPECIFICATION
Hardware Specifications:

The hardware used for the development of the project is:

PROCESSOR             :           PENTIUM III 866 MHz
RAM                           :           128 MD SD RAM
MONITOR                 :           15” COLOR
HARD DISK              :           20 GB
FLOPPY DRIVE       :           1.44 MB
CDDRIVE                  :           LG 52X
KEYBOARD             :           STANDARD 102 KEYS
MOUSE                      :           3 BUTTONS

Software Specifications:

The software used for the development of the project is:

OPERATING SYSTEM                    :           Windows 2000 Professional
ENVIRONMENT                              :           Visual Studio .NET 2003
.NET FRAMEWORK                        :           Version 1.1
LANGUAGE                                     :           C#.NET
WEB TECHNOLOGY                      :           Active Server Pages.NET
WEB SERVER                                  :           Internet Information Server 5.0
REPORTS                                          :           Web Form Data Grid control
BACK END                                       :           MS-SQLServer 2000

















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