FTP
FTP does exactly what its name implies. It allows you to transfer files from one device to another using ports 20 and 21. Don't mistake this kind of protocol for your organization's network shares system because the latter is more likely to be a Server Message Block (SMB).
To use FTP, we need to have an FTP server application installed on the server hosting the files we wish to access and we must be running an FTP client ourselves. Again, the FTP client is installed on Windows 10 and can be run from the command line either directly or in interactive mode. However, since the commands can be a little daunting at first, a lot of individuals use a third-party application with a GUI. These third-party applications usually have a console ...
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