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When connecting, this is what you should see if you are connecting to a non-protected FTP server. In order to connect to remote hosts using the ftp command, you have to use the following syntax $ ftp usr/bin/ftp Connect to remote hosts with ftp $ sudo yum install ftpĪgain, run the “command” command in order to check that your packages were correctly installed $ command -v ftp

In order to install new packages on RHEL or CentOS, you need to have sudo privileges on your CentOS distribution. In order to install ftp on Red Hat based distributions, you have to run the following commands

usr/bin/ftp Installing ftp on Red Hat based distributions In order to install new packages, you need to have sudo privileges on your Debian distribution $ sudo apt-get install ftpĪfter the installation, run the “command” command again to make sure that it is correctly available on your system. In order to install it on Debian-based distributions, run the following command Installing ftp on Debian-based distributions If no outputs are provided to you, it means that the ftp is not available on your system. To check if ftp is installed on your host, you can run the following command $ command -v ftp However, we are still going to provide the syntax for the ftp command as it can be useful to use it for simplicity over local networks.īy default, your distribution may not have the ftp command installed by default. In most cases, this is not something that you want for your file transfers, especially when they are done over Internet. It means that if someone were to track data or packets send over the network, it would be able to see what you are sending to remote hosts. By default, the FTP protocol uses the TCP protocol which is unsecured.