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ALSO CALLED: Electronic File Transfer Access Method, File Transfer Access Method, File Transfer Access and Management, EFTAM
DEFINITION: File Transfer Access Method (FTAM), also known as File Transfer Access and Management or Electronic File Transfer Access Method (EFTAM), is an ISO standard (8571) that specifies methods of transfering files between networked computers. FTAM is based on the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model and is similar to File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Network File System (NFS).FTAM can be broken down  … 

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