File transfer protocol (or FTP for short) is a protocol that allows computers to transfer files to a server over a network. Store host information, username, password, ports, types, mode in Hypervault. Proper security measures should be taken to protect this information.
| Username | The username used to authenticate the FTP connection |
| Password | The password used to authenticate the FTP connection |
| Server address | The IP address or hostname of the FTP server |
| Port number | The port number used for the FTP connection |
| Encryption type | The level of encryption used to secure the FTP connection, if any |
| File names | The names of the files being transferred |
| File sizes | The sizes of the files being transferred |
| File permissions | The permissions assigned to the files being transferred |
| Date and time stamps | The date and time that files were transferred or modified |
| Connection logs | A log of all connections made to the FTP server |
| Error logs | A log of any errors that occurred during FTP transfers |
| FTP commands | A record of the commands issued during an FTP session |
| Data transfer rates | The speed at which data is transferred during an FTP session |
| Client software | The software used to initiate the FTP connection |