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The '''File Transfer Protocol''' is a [[communication network]] [[application]] (the name nothwithstanding), used to transfer [[file]]s to or from a [[server]] [[host]] system.

It was one of the first applications on the [[ARPANET]] (the first [[packet switching]] network), along with the [[TELNET]] remote login [[protocol]]. Although it dates back to the ARPANET, it has been updated to function over [[Transmission Control Protocol|TCP]], for use on the [[Internet]].

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	It was one of the first applications on the [[ARPANET]] (the first [[packet switching]] network), along with the [[Telnet]] remote login [[protocol]]. Although it dates back to the ARPANET, it has been updated to function over [[Transmission Control Protocol\|TCP]], for use on the [[Internet]].		It was one of the first applications on the [[ARPANET]] (the first [[packet switching]] network), along with the [[Telnet]] remote login [[protocol]]. Although it dates back to the ARPANET, it has been updated to function over [[Transmission Control Protocol\|TCP]], for use on the [[Internet]].

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 The '''File Transfer Protocol''' is a [[communication network]] [[application]] (the name nothwithstanding), used to transfer [[file]]s to or from a [[server]] [[host]] system.
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+It was one of the first applications on the [[ARPANET]] (the first [[packet switching]] network), along with the [[Telnet]] remote login [[protocol]]. Although it dates back to the ARPANET, it has been updated to function over [[Transmission Control Protocol|TCP]], for use on the [[Internet]].
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