File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

A protocol used for transferring files between machines on networks such as LANs and the Internet. In a typical FTP session, a client logs onto an FTP server, views directory listings, and downloads files from the server. FTP sessions can either be anonymous or require authentication for access.

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Category: Operating systems
Company: Red Hat
Product: Red Hat Linux 9
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