GB/T 16505.4-1996
ActiveInformation processing systems--Open systems interconnection--File transfer， access and management--Part 4:File protocol specification
信息处理系统 开放系统互连 文卷传送、访问和管理 第4部分:文卷协议规范
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the file protocol for transferring, accessing, and managing files in open systems interconnection (OSI) environments. It is applied in network communication contexts where different computer systems need to exchange files reliably, such as in enterprise data centers or distributed computing networks. The protocol ensures interoperability between heterogeneous systems by defining the rules for file operations like reading, writing, and deleting.
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