Question

A user on a UNIX host wants to transfer a 4000-byte text file to a Microsoft Windows host. In order to do this, he transfers the file by means of TFTP, using the netascii transfer mode. Even though the transfer was reported as being performed successfully, the Windows host reports the resulting file size is 4050 bytes, rather than the original 4000 bytes. Does this difference in the file size imply an error in the data transfer

Answer 1

Answer:

The subject overview has so far been listed in the overview section elsewhere here.

Explanation:

• The scale shift doesn't quite mean that a mistake has arisen. Whenever a document was being sent in Net Ascii style configuration, ASCII character identifiers are used to transmit the files and directories.
• In its configuration, the receiving computer preserves the address. The size including its documents would perhaps, therefore, start changing.