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Definitions for
"mail alias"
Keywords:
alias
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medstat
,
bloggs
,
sendmail
,
joe
Related Terms:
Email alias
,
E-mail alias
,
E-mail addresses
,
E-mail forwarding
,
Email forwarding
,
E-mail forward
,
Catch-all
,
Mail forwarding
,
Catch-all email account
,
Spamtrap
,
Forwarding
,
Email forwarder
,
Address book
,
E-mail account
,
Catch all
,
Email aliases
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Nixie
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Return address
,
Pop mailbox
,
Whitelist
,
Remailer
,
Email address
,
Spf
,
Nixies
,
Postmaster
,
Harvesting
,
Pop3 email accounts
,
Pop account
,
Mailing address
,
Blocklist
,
Autoresponders
,
Forward
,
Hard bounce
,
Directory harvest attack
,
Pop accounts
,
Auto responder
,
Mail exploder
,
Mx records
,
E-mail address
,
Sender policy framework
,
E-mail autoresponder
,
Ncoa
,
Anonymous remailer
,
Email account
,
Mail relay
,
Autoresponder
,
Auto-responder
,
Mail reflector
,
Mail exchanger
,
Distribution list
an email address that is used to redirect mail messages to one or more different email addresses
hawaii.edu
an e-mail address that sends mail to your e-mail account
uncg.edu
a sendmail configuration that causes mail sent to an address on medstat to be forwarded on to some other address or program
medstat.med.utah.edu
a short, one-word name assigned as a substitute for an individual e-mail address or a list of e-mail addresses
mmm.ucar.edu
commonly used to refer to the name given before the @ sign of an e-mail address, such as
[email protected]
, where joe.bloggs is the alias.
brighton-webdesign.co.uk
An alias used for electronic mail. See alias.
clock.org
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Keywords:
ought
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entry
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delivery
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step
,
reads
an entry in a table which the mail delivery system reads as the first step in determining where each message ought to go
vineyard.net
Keywords:
aliases
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single
,
user
,
groups
,
once
a selection of user names that are grouped under a single name
docs.sun.com
A single name used to send mail to several users at once. For example, many users have aliases set up for mailing to the entire company, single departments, or groups of individuals.
docsrv.caldera.com:507