What FTP subcommand gives a list of all FTP subcommands available?

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!
prompt


Identify correctly the ftp command given below that implies 'many files.'

put
mput


Identify correctly the ftp command given below that implies 'one single file.'

mput
put


prompt

Shown above is the FTP subcommand 'prompt' which toggles prompting for multiple file transfers.

What is the default state in regards to the 'prompt' subcommand?

FTP defaults to prompting the user for a 'yes' or a 'no' for each file transfered during a multiple file transfer. Prompt toggles prompting on and off.
FTP defaults to NOT prompting the user for a 'yes' or a 'no' for each file transfered during a multiple file transfer. Prompt toggles prompting on and off.


Identify the command below that transfers multiple files from the local host to the remote host:

mput
mget


prompt

Shown above is FTP 'prompt' subcommand. Choose the best description below of the above 'prompt' subcommand.

The 'prompt' subcommand turns on prompting for multiple file transfers.
The 'prompt' subcommand turns off prompting for multiple file transfers.
The 'prompt subcommand turns prompting on and off. It is a toggle.


Identify a statement below that is generally true for most users of FTP:

Most FTP users talk to an FTP client which in turn talks to an FTP server.
Most FTP users talk to an FTP server which in turn talks to an FTP client.


ftp www.OneTwoThreeFourFive.com

Shown above is an invocation of the FTP command. Choose the answer below that best goes with the above command.

It looks like FTP is being used to upload or download files from a web site called www.OneTwoThreeFourFive.com.
It looks like FTP is being used to upload files to a web site called www.OneTwoThreeFourFive.com. Apparently, no files are to be downloaded.
It looks like FTP is being used to download files from a web site called www.OneTwoThreeFourFive.com. Apparently, no files are to be uploaded.


Choose below the best desciption of the "open" subcommand in FTP:

The "open" command opens up a connection between your computer (the FTP client) and the remote host (the FTP server).
The "open" command opens up a connection between your computer (the FTP server) and the remote host (the FTP client).


mput *

Shown above is the 'mput *' sub-command of FTP. What does this command do?

It copies all files from the remote host to the local host.
It copies all files from the local host to the remote host.


lcd

Shown above is the FTP 'lcd' command. What does 'lcd' do?

The 'lcd' command changes the present working directory on the local host.
The 'lcd' command changes the present working directory on the remote host.


get cougar

Shown above is the FTP 'get' command. What is the above command doing?

It is getting a file called "cougar" from the local host.
It is getting a file called "cougar" from the remote host.