- Open your terminal.
- Now, connect with telnet using the following command:
telnet smtp.domain.com 25
- Type ehlo example.com. Some servers also accept helo in place of ehlo.
ehlo
- Type mail from: username@example.com:
mail from: username@domain.com
- Type rcpt to: user@hotmail.com, user2@yahoo.com (replace with your actual recipient name):
rcpt to: user@hotmail.com, user@yahoo.com
- To write the message – type data, followed by your subject and message. To end the message, put a period on a line by itself and press enter:
data Subject: My Telnet Test Email Hello, This is an email sent by using the telnet command. Your friend, Me .
- Type quit to exit telnet.
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