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This document outlines the configuration of a mail server including 2 servers, Server_1 for gmail.com and a DNS server, and 3 PCs on the same network with IP addresses 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.3. It was submitted by Forruk Ahamad to their senior lecturer Pranab Bandhu Nath for their computer network lab course CSE-317 on June 6, 2021. The document lists the setup and 6 steps for configuration but does not provide details on the steps.
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- 1. MAIL SERVER CONFIGURATION Course code :CSE-317 Course Title :computer network lab Submitted to Pranab Bandhu Nath Senior lecture,department Of CSE City University Submitted By Forruk Ahamad BSc in CSE(Day) Batch:49th ID:181472612 Date of submission:06/06/2021
- 2. 1. 2Servers Server_1 gmail.com and server_2 DNS Server 2. 3pc ❖ Forruk(192.168.1.1) ❖ Forrukahmed(192.168.1.2) ❖ Ahamad(192.168.1.3)
- 3. Step:2
- 4. Step 3
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- 6. Step:5
- 7. Step:6