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This document provides an in-depth reference for implementing a robust SMTP service within a .NET application. It covers both inbound and outbound SMTP messaging, detailing configuration for email domains, MX records, and associated security measures. The schema outlines administrators' functions, domain management, and certificate handling, ensuring secure email delivery. Users can automate administration via a web console UI, while maintaining flexibility with free-text strings for domain and address types. The guide also notes deprecated items and future implementation plans.
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.NET Reference Implementation Components Email Clients Windows SMTP Service (Gateway) “Real” SMTP Server SMTP Inbound, Outbound SMTP Msgs SMTP Event Sinks Security Agent File Drop Pickup XDD Gateway Inbound, Outbound XDD Msgs DNS Responder XDD Clients MX, CERT Requests Human Admin Configuration Web/Console UI Configuration Web Service SQL Automated Admin
C# Reference Implementation Configuration Schema administrators • Owner * • PasswordHash • CreateDate • UpdateDate Domains MXs • DomainName (string) • DomainID (auto) • PostmasterAddressID • Type ** • CreateDate • UpdateDate • Status • SMTPDomainName (string) • MXID (auto) • DomainID (FK) • Preference • CreateDate • UpdateDate settings • Owner * • SettingName • SettingValue • CreateDate • UpdateDate Addresses Certificates (private) Anchors • EmailAddress (string) • AddressID (auto) • DomainID (FK) • DisplayName • Type ** • CreateDate • UpdateDate • Status • Owner * • Thumbprint • CertificateID (auto) • CreateDate • CertificateData • ValidStartDate • ValidEndDate • AutoTrustAuthority • Status • Owner * • Thumbprint • CertificateID (auto) • CertificateData • ValidStartDate • ValidEndDate • ForIncoming • ForOutgoing • Status Items in red are deprecated and will be removed. Items in green are not yet implemented. * “Owner” fields FK to either Domain.DomainName or Addresses.EmailAddress and inherit from domain to address. ** Domains.Type and Addresses.Type are free-text strings for use by implementations to manage routing.