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  • FTPLab.Com

    How to choose an FTP program. About tasks which can be performed by a special program called FTP Clients.

    ftplab.com

  • FTP Protocol Overview

    Very brief (1 page) overview of FTP. Part of "Connected: An Internet Encyclopedia"

    www.freesoft.org

  • FTP File Transfer Protocol

    Lecture slides providing an overview of FTP by "Dave H".

    www.cs.rpi.edu

  • The Internet and FTP

    One of the most useful services of the Internet is FTP, or File Transfer Protocol. This paper describes the client/server environment and explains FTP conventions and issues.

    www.islandnet.com

  • FTPmail: FTP by email

    FAQ describing how to download from ftp sites with email.

    www.faqs.org

  • FTP: File Transfer Protocol

    Reference manual aiming to describe how FTP actually works (and doesn't work) in practice.

    cr.yp.to

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