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what is the difference betweenh the NFS and FTP?
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Answer / atul pandey
FTP IS USED FOR UPLOAD,DOWNLOAD & TRANSFER FILE BUT NFS IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR SHARE DATA & FILE IN NETWORK
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Answer / susheel narayan singh
The difference between NFS and FTP -
NFS-
1- NFS stands for network file system
2- It is use to share file over the network (within
linux os)
3- Its port no. is 2049
FTP-
1-FTP stands for file transfer protocol.
2-It is use to share file over the network it mean
you can acess by windows cmd prompt and in linux both.
3- Its port no. is 20 and 21
Note: 20 for transfer data
21 for provide flow control
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 42 Yes | 18 No |
Answer / jaswanth.saladi
In NFS online modifications can be done n whereas in FTP we
cannot...
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Answer / mohan guduru
NFS - Use it in local environment when you've a local NFS server with installation files from your preferred distro. In this case you already have requested files in local and you just need to add another Linux machine to your environment. You've probably have a situation like this if you've a Linux farm and you just want to be quick when installing new machines
the installation method is nfs :
The required files will be retrieved (Copied) From an nfs share location first before they are installed.
FTP - Basically read Tamas info, from an installation point of view is basically the same. Reliable when dealing with big files due to its nature, FTP is born for transferring files.
If the installation method is ftp :
The required files will be retrieved (Downloaded) From an ftp server first before they are installed.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 6 No |
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