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host address

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host address
The physical address of a computer in a network. On the Internet, a host address is the IP address of the machine. See IP address and host name.
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The email checker or look up in the process of validating emails tries to locate MX records; consequently upon locating the records connects it with specified host address to validate and keenly examine the emails.
Email Address Look up; for the Best Validation by Goudelock M. / Computers and Internet community
Security features include default encryption of login information, mandatory passwords, host address blocking, 13 levels of authentication and AES encryption (up to 256-bit cipher strength) through a FIPS 140-2 (Level 1)-validated cryptographic module.
Symantec Announces Client Management Solution to Help Keep Devices ... by Business Wire
The new version also offers host address blocking as well as default encryption of login information.
New Version of Symantec pcAnywhere to Deliver Additional Security ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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