IMAP

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IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is a standard email protocol that allows clients to access and manage messages stored on a mail server while keeping them synchronized across multiple devices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet standard
application layer protocol
email protocol
abbreviation IMAP self-link
authenticationMethod CRAM-MD5
LOGIN
PLAIN
SASL mechanisms
category remote email access protocol
comparedTo POP3
currentVersion RFC 3501
surface form: IMAP4rev1
defaultPort 143
defaultSecurePort 993
definedIn RFC 3501
designGoal keep messages on server
synchronize state across multiple clients
differenceFromPOP3 keeps messages on server by default
supports bidirectional synchronization of state
supports multiple folders on server
fullName IMAP self-linksurface differs
surface form: Internet Message Access Protocol
layer application layer
manages mailboxes
message flags such as Seen Answered Flagged Deleted Draft
operatesOver Transmission Control Protocol
surface form: TCP
predecessor IMAP self-linksurface differs
surface form: IMAP2

IMAP3
primaryUse accessing email stored on a mail server
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
status widely deployed
stores messages on server
successor RFC 3501
surface form: IMAP4
supports ACLs via extensions
IDLE extension for push-like notifications
UID-based message identification
concurrent access by multiple clients
internationalization via extensions
message flags
multipart messages
multiple client synchronization
offline email access via caching
online email access
partial message fetch
quotas via extensions
search on server
server-side folders
server-side message filtering via extensions
transportProtocol reliable stream-oriented
usedBy desktop email clients
mobile email clients
webmail backends
usesEncryption SSL
TLS
usesModel client–server model

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TCP/IP includesProtocol IMAP
TLS usedByProtocol IMAP
this entity surface form: IMAPS
Gmail supportsProtocol IMAP
POP3 alternativeTo IMAP
RFCs defines IMAP
subject surface form: RFC
IMAP fullName IMAP self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Internet Message Access Protocol
IMAP abbreviation IMAP self-link
IMAP predecessor IMAP self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: IMAP2
STARTTLS usedInProtocol IMAP
S/MIME compatibleWith IMAP
RFC 3501 shortTitle IMAP
this entity surface form: IMAP4rev1
RFC 3501 definesProtocol IMAP
this entity surface form: Internet Message Access Protocol version 4rev1
RFC 3501 abbreviation IMAP
this entity surface form: IMAP4rev1
RFC 3501 protocolFamily IMAP
ACAP relatedTo IMAP
Gnus supportsProtocol IMAP
RFC 2449 category IMAP
this entity surface form: Internet Message Access and Retrieval
RFC 8314 protocolScope IMAP
RFC 8314 hasKeyword IMAP
Hydra supportsProtocol IMAP
nginx supportsProtocol IMAP
CRAM-MD5 usedInProtocol IMAP
RFC 2060 protocolFamily IMAP
SASL usedIn IMAP
POP comparedWith IMAP
RFC 1730 title IMAP
this entity surface form: IMAP4 Internet Message Access Protocol
RFC 1730 protocolSpecified IMAP
this entity surface form: Internet Message Access Protocol version 4
RFC 1730 abbreviation IMAP
this entity surface form: IMAP4
RFC 1730 protocolName IMAP
this entity surface form: IMAP4