#When you see the configuration dialog box, configure it in a similar way (''using your own information'') as shown in the diagram below:

::Notice that there are <u>unencrypted</u> options available to connect to your SMTP/IMAP servers but those are rarely used these days - the potential for abuse is too great. On a free wifi network, the operator would be able to not only read your email, but also obtain your password without any password/encryption cracking tools. In fact, even on a private wired network, it is not uncommon for an employer to use a packet sniffer utility to monitor all the traffic going over their network (Packet Sniffing applications were actually found to be legally acceptable practices if used by the management of organizations).

'''Record steps, commands, and your observations in INVESTIGATION 1 in your OPS335 lab log-book'''

== INVESTIGATION 2: SETTING UP MTA FOR RECEIVING EMAIL ==