Tag Archives: FTP

DNS propagation: What causes it?

Most likely, you’ve heard the phrase “DNS propagation,” but you’re not really clear what it means. You’re not alone, so don’t worry. In that way, in this article, we will give a simple explanation of DNS propagation.

What DNS propagation means?

The act of updating and disseminating all of your new changes to the Domain Name System is known as DNS (Domain Name System) propagation. And it’s all over the internet.

If you manage a network or own an internet business, you are aware that the DNS needs to be changed frequently. For example, a DNS record may need to be updated, a new one added, or it may need to be edited to replace IP addresses.

FTP vs UDP: Differences

The topic of today’s post is FTP vs UDP. If you’re looking for information on what they are and how they differ, you’ve come to the right place. So, let’s explore them a little bit more and see then the differences.

FTP – definition

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a network communication protocol that is used to exchange data between devices. A TCP/IP connection can be established between the two. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a network protocol that allows a user to connect to a server and download files, websites, or applications from other services. Users use FTP to download data to their personal devices.

Applications relying on UDP