CONNECTING WITH FTP-FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL

With FTP we can send files attached to e-mail ,but this is inefficient  and wastes resources if the files are large. Instead there’s FTP a method of retrieving files from and sending files to others computers on the net.
Ideally, FTP will be built into windows and MAC operating systems some day (as it already is for unix) , so that managing files on the internet will be easy as managing files on your own computer.
The typical FTP session starts when you run the FTP program and connect to an FTP site . depending on the program and connect to an FTP site. Depending on the program you have, you’ll eitherenter your login information before connecting or you’ll be premoted to do it after you connect. If you’re using a web browser to connect to an anonymous site, the browser. 

Connecting with FTP
May  prompt you to log in, though most send your e-mail address as the password automatically, these general steps illustrate a typical FTP session:


1.       Start your software or web browser by double –clicking the program’s desktop shoetcut or by using the START>PROGRAMS MENU.

2.       Connect to an FTP site.

3.       If you are asked for a username or user-Id ,type anonymous and press enter. Then type your e-mail address when you are asked for a password, and press enter.this will put you at an FTP prompt.


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