One morning the application owner needed to urgently transfer some files using FTP from Development Dev_DB_Server to the production server - DB_Server, but is receiving the following error:
connect: Connection refused
Note: DB_Server-cannot be shutdown during business hours.
Checking the setup of DB_Serrver, the administrator finds the following entries in /etc/inetd.conf

The administrator also, finds the file /etc/ftpaccess . ctl doesn't exit.
Which two methods can be used to allow files to be transferred to DB Server using FTP?
- A. On DBServer run the command /usr/sbin/f tpd.
- B. On DBServer run command startsrc -s ftpd and create /etc/ftpaccess-ctl with line "allow: *".
- C. On DB_Server uncomment line starting with "#ftp" and run refresh -s inetd.
- D. On DB_Server uncomment line starting with "#f tp" in /etc/inetd.conf and reboot.
- E. On DB_Server run command startsrc -t ftp.
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Correct Answer: C,D 🗳️
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