Windows 10: Does Windows 10 Home contain the ftp server software?

I have my windows 7 home edition computer configured as a ftp server using the built-in Microsoft ftp package. It lets me collect the images that my webcam ftps every 15 minutes. Then I can grab the latest image, add a timestamp, etc and send it off to the web with some other ftp software. The Microsoft ftp package is actually pretty good once you figure out the conventions.

My question: does anyone know if windows 10 contains their ftp software so I can reestablish my internal ftp site? Or do I need to go find a 3rd party ftp software package to install after the win 10 upgrade?

Thanks!

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Add native FTP feature in Windows 10 Mobile's File Explorer

I noticed that Windows 10 Mobile lacks the functionality to connect to an FTP server. This is unlike the Windows 10 File Explorer on PC where connecting to an FTP server is built-in and needs no extra applications to aid with the connecting. I would like
to suggest native FTP connectivity a feature in Windows 10 Mobile's File Explorer, since it would be easier without the need of a third-party application.

It would be great to move files from a Windows 10 Mobile device over to an FTP server that is located at home or at the office. Therefore, I am suggesting this.

 

Disconnecting an FTP Server

Somehow an FTP Server has appeared in File Explorer (Windows 10 Home Pro), under "This PC", somewhat like a mapped drive. It's address is "ftp://192.168.1.70:2121". I'm the only one who uses this laptop, and I have no idea why this ftp server appeared. It
might have something to do with my Seagate Central Home Server.

If I right-click on it, there is no 'Disconnect' option, but there is a 'Delete' option... which I do not want to use lest it's pointing to some important files on my Seagate.

Any advice on how I get rid of this unwanted entry in File Explorer would be appreciated.

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I can only confirm that my Windows 10 Pro has it.

 

yes its available via command line
or rather you can connect to an FTP, I am not sure about set the machine as an FTP server.
TFTP is similar but different

ftp> ?
Commands may be abbreviated. Commands are:

! delete literal prompt send
? debug ls put status
append dir mdelete pwd trace
ascii disconnect mdir quit type
bell get mget quote user
binary glob mkdir recv verbose
bye hash mls remotehelp
cd help mput rename
close lcd open rmdir
ftp>

 

Yes, but you have to install IIS to use it, which is a bit of a pain to configure. You might just want to install a freeware ftp server, like FileZilla server.

 

I just looked and home does have it. you have to enable it under programs and features then add remove windows features.
if you like the onboard windows ftp, by all means use it but yes FileZilla is a much easier way to go.