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Protocol Feature List

SnapperMail is an RFC compliant email client. This means it follows protocols that have evolved over the history of the internet and electronic mail and will work with similarly RFC compliant email servers. The following list specifies the supported features of the different protocols that SnapperMail uses.

IMAP4

POP3

  • Port: can be modified for both secured and unsecured connections
  • Secure connection: SSL and STLS
  • Authentication: USER/PASS, APOP, AUTH CRAM-MD5
  • See POP Functionality

SMTP

  • Port: can be modified for both secured and unsecured connections
  • Secure connection: SSL and STARTTLS
  • SMTP authentication: POP-before-send
  • ESMTP authentication PLAIN, LOGIN, and CRAM-MD5
  • See SMTP Functionality

SSL

  • Library: FIPS certified Certicom SSLplus library
  • Ciphers: 3DES and RC4-128
  • Supported Certifying Authorithy (CA) certificates:
    • Thawte - Server Basic CA
    • Thawte - Server Premium CA
    • Verisign - Class 2 CA
    • Verisign - Class 3 CA
    • Equifax - Secure CA
    • GeoTrust - Global CA
    • GeoTrust - Universal CA
  • Additional CA certificates: contact support
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