FTP server may refer to the physical machine where data is stored, but it is commonly used for software application that enables the exchange of files via the File Transfer Protocol. The FTP uses...
FTP
Web FTP
Web FTP or Online FTP refers to manipulating and operating files over the FTP protocol in an online environment. More precisely, when it’s done in a web browser, rather than a dedicated desktop FTP...
FTP Port
FTP by definition uses the TCP transport protocol exclusively and doesn’t use the UDP for its transport purposes. Usually, an application layer protocol will use one or the other. One important...
FTP Client Software
The FTP client software is just like every other software application on your computer. It’s installed in the same way, easy to configure, and has a user-friendly graphic interface. The purpose of...
FTP Over SSH
SSH (Secure Shell) is a standard protocol that provides encrypted data transmission over a network. To use SSH you need an SSH client that can communicate with SSH servers. The protocol has two key...
SFTP
FTP is an old protocol that isn’t designed for secure data transfer and is very vulnerable to attacks. For that reason, other, “safe” versions of the protocol are eventually created, along with new...
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