FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a way of transferring files over the Internet from a computer to a server. FTP is a special way to login into a server for the purposes of sending files.
In terms of MediaCatch, FTP gives you the ability to put a file from your computer onto our server. If you have a file such as index.html on your computer, you can upload it through FTP and have it be available at www.mydomain.com/index.html.
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