Question

Differentiate between FTP and TCP/IP?

Answer 1

Answer:

TCP is the communication between computer and network which has the four main layers from OSI layers, whereas FTP is the client-server protocol which is the communication between computer to computer for transferring the files. ... FTP is layer 7 protocol which is used for data transfer between two clients.

Explanation:

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. FTP is a standard network protocol used to transfer files between computers (a client and server) over a TCP/IP network. It is a function of Application layer and built on client-server architecture. Client controls the conversation, while server transmits the file content. Browser acts as a client and starts the conversation by making some request on the server. Through FTP, a client can remove, download, delete, or upload files on a server.

Answer 2

Difference between the FTP and TCP/IP protocol is given below .

Explanation:

• FTP is a file transfer protocol that means it is used to transfer the file in the client to the server whereas TCP/IP is transmission control protocol /internet protocol it is used to controlling the flow on the internet.

• In the FTP there are always two connection is creating controlling and the data connection whereas in the TCP/IP only one connection is established there are 4 layers under the TCP/IP connection  .

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