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what does FTP and TFTP stands for ?
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Answer / sripriya
File Transfer Protocol.. It is used for transmitting files
over network..Its port number 21.
Trivial File Transfer Protocol...
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Answer / abhishek m
ftp stands for file transfer protocol, and tftp stand for trivial file transfer protocol.......
main differences b/w ftp and tftp are
: ftp uses tcp hence connection oriented and reliable but tftp
uses udp hence connectionless and unreliable....
: ftp is bidirectional .....tftp is unidirectional
: ftp uses port no: 20 & 21 , tftp uses port number 69
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Answer / kavitha
ftp stands for File Transfer Protocol
tftp stands for Trivial File Transfer Protocol
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Answer / vikas
ftp - file transfer protocol . it is use for transmit the
file .
tftp is travel file transfer protocol
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