Q1: | What is the default representation (transfer type) for FTP? |
A1:
| ASCII |
Q2: | What ftp command displays your current working directory on the remote FTP server? |
A2:
| pwd (print working directory) |
Q3: | What FTP commands typically are not allowed when a user is connected using the anonymous account? |
A3:
| The anonymous account is usually configured for read-only access. Commands that write to a file or change the directory structure on the FTP server are not allowed. These commands include put, mkdir, rmdir, mput, and mget. |
Q4: | Can you list the files in the directory using TFTP? |
A4:
| No. TFTP can only transfer files. You can't use TFTP to view the remote directory. |
Q5: | What advantage does RCP have over FTP? |
A5:
| Easier syntax; also, a login is not required to copy files. However, this lack of a user-based authentication mechanism is also one of the primary disadvantages of RCP. |