How to create an Email Account inside SMTP of my domein using ASP.net C#..? please give me a besic idea.

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suppose I have an domein like "www.xyz.com" how to I create mail account like "user@xyz.com","user2@xyz.com" in C# and ASP.Net.
Please give me some idea how to start with this.

Posted 12-Mar-14 1:15am

Subhankar.biswas007

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Richard MacCutchan 12-Mar-14 9:43am

Email addresses belong to mail service providers, so you need to have a service provider that manages mail for that domain. You can use one of the existing systems (gmail, yahoo etc) which allow you to use your own address, or create one yourself, although that requires quite a lot of work.

Subhankar.biswas007 12-Mar-14 23:51pm

Thank you , But If I Purches my domein and Server from Bigrock.com so they give me permission to create unlimited email ID, but it's can be created through Plesk Panel,can I do this work with ASP.NET, C# code.

Richard MacCutchan 13-Mar-14 4:19am

Only if you can write the code to handle the plesk panel. You need to talk to the suppliers to see if they provide a programmable interface.

Subhankar.biswas007 18-Mar-14 6:54am

Tank you for your help.

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