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| FTP (file transfer protocol) |
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| SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) |
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| DNS (domain name service) |
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| HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol) |
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| POP3 (post office protocol) |
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| IMAP (internet message access protocol) |
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| HTTPS (hypertext transfer protocol secure) |
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| RDP (remote desktop protocol) |
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| Enables the transfer of files between a user's workstation and a remote host. |
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| Simple file transfer protocol |
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| early unsecured file transfer protocol that has since been declared obsolete. |
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| Trivial file transfer protocol |
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| Limited protocol used as an automated process of configurting boot files between machines. provides no security, used on Local networks. |
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| AKA secure FTP, is a secure version of FTP that uses an SSH tunnel as an encryption method to transfer, access, and manage files. |
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| Uses SSH to securely transfer computer files between a local and a remote host, or between two remote hosts. primarily used on Unix systems. |
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| AKA FTP-SSL comines the use of FTP with additional support for SSL/TLS. |
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