FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a standard protocol developed in the 1970s for transferring files over a computer network using client-server architecture. An FTP client connects to an FTP server, which stores all the files and databases for clients, ensuring reliable data transfer. The document provides a basic overview but encourages readers to visit a link for more detailed information.

1. FTP CLIENT AND SERVER

2. WHAT IS FTP?
 stands for File Transfer Protocol
 standard protocol used to transfer files over a computer network
 developed in 1970s by Abhay Bhushan while he was a student at
MIT
 based on client-server architecture
 uses TCP connections between client and server

3. Client-Server Architecture

4. FTP Client
 software that connects your computer to a server
 provides a reliable means to transfer data between two
computers
FTP Server
 also known as FTP Site
 stores all the files and databases for clients
 FTP client connects to the server in order to access the files

5. FTP Transfer Modes

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