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How can you view FTP system information?


FTP system information can be viewed in several ways:

1. Using the command prompt: Open the command prompt and type “ftp -v”. This will display the system information including server name, FTP version and operating system.

1. Using an FTP client: Connect to the FTP server using an FTP client such as FileZilla or WinSCP. The system information will be displayed in the log window.

1. Using a web browser: Enter the FTP server URL in the browser and add “/system” at the end of the URL. This will display the system information in the web page.

1. Using FTP commands: After logging in to the FTP server, enter the command “SYST” to get information about the server operating system. Other commands like “FEAT” and “HELP” can also provide useful information about the FTP system.


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