Definition: '.0355_std_sendmail.conf' refers to a standard configuration file for sending mail over SSL/TLS in .NET frameworks, which is used by Microsoft's System Center Admins. The .0355_std_sendmail.conf defines various settings for secure SMTP (SSL) email communication. This includes the following: 1.

SSL Settings

: It specifies whether the client should use SSL encryption or not. 2.

TLS Settings

: Specifies how to establish and maintain a secure connection with the server using TLS, which stands for Transport Layer Security. 3.

Authentication Mode

: Options like 'PLAINTEXT', 'SASL_PLAINTEXT', etc., can be used for authentication methods. 4.

Port Number

: The port number through which mail is sent. 5.

Username and Password

: These settings specify the username and password to use when logging in to a secure server using a password. 6.

Authentication Scheme

: Specifies how to authenticate the client side, either using 'Basic' or 'PLAIN'. 7.

Password Authentication

: This option allows clients to only connect if they have a password provided by their system administrator. The .0355_std_sendmail.conf is used in Microsoft's System Center Admins for managing secure mail systems like Exchange Online and SharePoint Online. It helps ensure the security of email communications when using HTTPS or TLS with SMTP.

.0355_std_sendmail.conf

Definition: Common directory name

C:/00000355/

Definition: "Zero three hundred thirty-five" refers to a number that does not end in zero, indicating it's a non-zero, infinite number system. This number can't be divided into smaller units but instead forms an infinite series or sequence without any limits beyond itself. In mathematics and physics, this term signifies the size of the universe. The word "zero" is fundamental to the foundation of mathematics as it represents an infinite countable set of numbers, representing a concept called zero (0). The number '3' indicates that there are 3 elements in the set. The number '5' means it's the same as the first element and stands for one. Thus, "zero three hundred thirty-five" is a series of numbers without limits and can be used to represent an infinite sequence or measurement.

000355

Definition: Common directory name

C:/0355/