What is FTP?
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Answer / tony.a
FTP is File Transfer Protocol
Used to transfer files from one computer to another.
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Answer / arun sarangi(syntel ltd)
Hi All,
ftp command is used in unix to transfering a file from one
server to anothe server,also windows to unix communication
ex
windows>start>run>cmd>goto the directory for saving your
unix file >ftp <server IP>
uid:
pwd:
get filename1
incase(windows-to-unix)
put filename1
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Answer / ajit kadam
FTP is file transfer protocal which is used to transfer
files from one server to another server.
Syntax is FTP : hostname then UserId : & Password :
then "ha" for hash mark,
"bi" for binary format (executables)
and "as" for asci format (txt).
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Answer / manas behera
FTP is file xfer protocol.
used to xfer data from one m/c to another m/c.
it uses port # 20 ,21 for it's use.
syntax--> ftp <ip address>
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Answer / pradeep.k
FTP is a protocol, it is helpful to transfer only files from
one system to another system through network.
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