| FUSION FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Client/Server
File Transfer Protocol is an application that allows
the efficient sharing of files, programs or data between
diverse host systems. FTP also provides a secure way to
allow or deny access to specific files or directories
between diverse systems.
It is designed to be small and easy to implement, so it
lacks most of the features of a regular File Transfer
Protocol (FTP). This protocol is limited to reading and
writing files (or mail) from or to a remote server. It
cannot list directories, and currently has no provision
for user authentication. In common with other Internet
protocols, it passes 8-bit bytes of data.
FUSION FTP features:
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Data transfer
functions
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Translation for data types per RFC 959
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Format control
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Non-print option
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Carriage control
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File, record and page data structures
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Connection management
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Stream, compressed and block modes
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Error recovery and restart
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Full standard FTP command set
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Related Links:
Application Protocols Overview
Trivial
File Transfer (TFTP)
Terminal
(Telnet)
Domain
Name System (DNS)
Simple
Network Time Protocol (SNTP) |
