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Title : Client SMTP Validation (CSV)
Author(s) : D. Crocker, et al.
Filename : draft-crocker-marid-smtp-validate-01.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2004-6-15
Internet mail relies on exchanges between systems that have made no
prior arrangement with each other. For reasons of history and
expediency, the current service provides a level of accountability
for participating hosts that is no longer adequate. This makes it
impossible to vet MTAs or find recourse when their operation causes
problems. Client SMTP Validation (CSV) provides an economical
service that permits an SMTP server to decide whether messages sent
by the client SMTP are likely to be well-behaved, or at least to
decide whether the client is sufficiently accountable for its
actions. CSV provides a small, simple and useful improvement to
Internet mail service accountability. It builds upon the existing
practise of service providers that accredit the networks from which
sending systems are connecting.
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