
139048
Jul 06, 2021, updated at Jul 10, 2021 (UTC)
Which protocol to connect to a drive on another remote pc via file explorer
Which protocol uses windows to connect to a drive of another remote pc via file explorer. for example: if you connect by typing
Does windows use smb or ftp or ssh else ?
\192.145.23.25\c$\Temp
Does windows use smb or ftp or ssh else ?
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why it is not ftp ?
why it is not ftp ?
Because to use FTP the file explorer needs to know the protocol which uses the prefix ftp://
By default a path which beginns with a double backsplash explorer uses SMB(445 TCP) to connect to the server