FTP establishes connection on port 21, transfers data on port 20.
* Uses TCP
* Transfer includes any get/put command.
TFTP uses small amount of memory and takes little time to load.
* Use UDP.
* Uses application layer recovery.
Saturday, 3 September 2011
FTP and TFTP
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