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File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a well-established protocol for conducting file operations (such as transferring files) over a TCP-based network such as the Internet.
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How to determine the application used on top of TCP?
The huge problem I have right now is that, based on the clients' TCP data, I am trying to determine whether the client is making an HTTP, FTP or SMTP request. … and if so or not, how should I go about it (as well as for determining FTP and SMTP) ? …
