FTP (File Transfer Protocol) uses two TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connections to transfer a file. These two connections work in parallel. The connections are:

1. Control Connection: This connection is made between the FTP client and the FTP server. It is used to send control information such as user identification, password, commands to change remote directory, commands to set binary or ASCII transfer mode, etc. This connection remains

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FTP (File Transfer Protocol) uses two TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connections to transfer a file. These two connections work in parallel. The connections are:

1. Control Connection: This connection is made between the FTP client and the FTP server. It is used to send control information such as user identification, password, commands to change remote directory, commands to set binary or ASCII transfer mode, etc. This connection remains

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FTP (File Transfer Protocol) uses two TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connections to transfer a file. These two connections work in parallel. The connections are:

1. Control Connection: This connection is made between the FTP client and the FTP server. It is used to send control information such as user identification, password, commands to change remote directory, commands to set binary or ASCII transfer mode, etc. This connection remains

To transfer a file, __________________ TCP connections are used by FTP in parallel1 point12521

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