FTP vs. TCP: What's the Difference?

We'll see how network operations happen over TCP/IP with the example of an application data file transfer between two host computers.

A simple TCP client-server program written in C. In this program the client read a file and send its data to server. The server then receives the data and write ...

A Client-Server architecture CLI that allows transfer of files hosted on the server to any number of connected clients, making use of TCP protocol for ...

When sharing files on Windows, the transport layer protocol used is TCP (Transmission Control Protocol). UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is not ...

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) transfers data in a carefully controlled sequence of packets. As each packet is received at the destination, an ...

Is it possible to create two virtual machines on VirtualBox (linux machines) and have one be the server and the other be the client?

TCP is commonly used for file-sharing applications due to its reliability and connection-oriented nature.

We first create a socket for a client and connect it to the server using the tuple containing the host address and port number. Then, the User ...

FTP and TCP are both common protocols for exchanging data. Read our blog to learn about how they are connected, how they differ, and more.

There are many ways to share files over the internet using TCP/IP, such as FTP, HTTP, SMB, and P2P. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard ...