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smtp4dev - the fake SMTP email server for development and testing. A dummy SMTP server for Windows, Linux, Mac OS-X (and maybe elsewhere where .NET Core is available). Lets you test your application without spamming your real customers.

Aegis Implicit Mail is a free and open source library which is designed to provide fast and developer friendly API to send emails using SMTP ports. Binaries are available in the form of NuGet package: https://www.nuget.org/packages/AIM Please check http://pki.tools/aim.html as well AIM Supports : * None Ssl Mails * Implicit Ssl Mails * Explicit Ssl Mails * Smtp Connection test * Detect Ssl type of mail server * Attachments for MIME and S/MIME message

Use SMTP mail server to send email via command line. Includes HTML or text file and attachments. Has option to send .MHT file. Optional list of email addresses from a tab delimited file. Source code creates its own class using low level RFC 821. SSL supported with options for port, username, password

.NET based Application (web server, mail server, dns server, file server, etc.) monitoring solution. Implemented as both a windows service and command line console application. Uses xml file for server list.

An IMAP4 Mail Client based on LumiSoft Mail Server API. The client support online, offline and disconnected mode. The client make it possible to manage rules for filtering mail. Mail are moved in new folders based on the rules.

This is an email server written in C#. The server handles protocol, and a plugin architecture allows developers to create their own authentication/mail storage system, making this one of the most scalable email servers in the world. 2 plugins included.

C# Email Server (CES). Implements SMTP and POP3 components that can be used as a standalone server or as components in other applications.

InboxVault is a service built on top of Documentum 6, using DFS, and hMailServer, an open-source .NET-based email server. The idea of InboxVault is to create a service that makes getting to your content as easy as sending an e-mail.