Ubuntu 21.04 with FTP Server

An FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server is a software program that runs on a computer and allows users to upload and download files to and from the server. FTP servers are commonly used for file sharing and transfer over the internet or a network.

FTP servers operate on the client-server model, where clients connect to the server and request files or upload files to the server. FTP servers typically require users to authenticate with a username and password before they can access files on the server.

FTP servers are commonly used in businesses, universities, and other organizations that need to transfer large files or data sets between computers. Users can connect to the FTP server using an FTP client, which can be a standalone program or a web-based interface. Once connected, users can navigate the server's directory structure and upload or download files as needed. FTP servers can also be configured with various security options, such as requiring user authentication or encrypting the data transfer.

You should use an FTP server if you need to transfer large files or numerous files between two computers on a network, or between computers on different networks. FTP is a fast and efficient way to transfer files, and it is supported by a wide variety of operating systems and devices.

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