Remote Login Protocols+ FOR loop
Good Morning Students
The Google meet id for today is:
By the end of the session, you will be able to:
- understand the purpose of remote login and file transfer protocols
- SSH
- SFTP AND SCP
- FTP
- TELNET
- Define the concept of remote login
REMOTE LOGIN AND FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOLS
1. SECURE SHELL (SSH)
- It is a security protocol
- developed in the mid- 1990s by Helsinki University researcher Tatu Yionen.
- used to log into a remote machine or server and execute command.
- provides an encrypted session for
- transferring files and
- executing server programs
- functions as a secure client/server connection for applications
- supports variety of authentication methods
- widely used on all platforms in both
- free and
- paid forms
2. SCP and SFTP
- SCP- SECURE COPY PROTOCOL
- SFTP- SECURE FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL/ SSH FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL
- Both used for secure File Transfer
- SFTP uses only one connection and encrypts both authentication information and data files being transferred.
- it provides two methods for authenticating connections
- The user ID and password are encypted giving it a major security advantage over FTP
3. FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL (FTP)
- Used during transmission of files over a computer network
- It is a standard that controls the transfer of files between two computers in a network.
- This does not allow any kind of communication between the computers.
- solely dedicated to sending files in streams of bits and the size of file.
- Transfer of files takes place between an FTP server and an FTP client
- The process of transferring a file from a client to server is called UPLOADING
- The process of transferring a file from a server to a client is called DOWNLOADING

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