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what does FTP stand for?
FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. The
File Transfer Protocol for transmitting files between systems on the
Internet. What does ftp
stand for?
FTP stands for File Transfer
Protocol. It's a way of sending files across the Internet. You can
download files or upload files.
What is an FTP Client (ftp program)?
An FTP Client (ftp
software) is software that is designed to transfer files
back-and-forth between two computers over the Internet. It needs to be
installed on your computer and can only be used with a live connection
to the Internet.
Now
that I know what ftp stands for, how to I ftp and publish.
Profile Name - This
name will be added to the selection list of profile names. Select
your profile name according to your domain. For example, if your
domain name were autowidgets.com, your profile name might be autow.
Host Name/Address -
Your domain name address.
Example - www.candidinfo.com
User ID - Your
hosting User ID. It will be given to you by your hosting provider
Password - Your
hosting password. It will be given to you by your hosting provider
Depending on which FTP client
you use, the names may be slightly different.
Once the FTP program has
connected with your server, you will see the files on your computer in
the left window and the files on your server will be displayed in the
right window. File transfers are as easy as dragging-and-dropping
files from one pane to the other or by highlighting a file and
clicking one of the direction arrows located between the panes.
Where can I get some
FTP software?
There are several website where you can get FTPs clients.They do the
same thing, but they have different layouts and stuff. Here are
examples of 2 good popular FTP programs:
So if anyone says what does ftp
stand for? You can say File Transfer Protocol, and that FTP is most
commonly used to download a file from a server using the Internet or
to upload a file to a server such as uploading a Web page file to a
serve.
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