Which two destination pods should be used in a default active FTP Session? (Choose two)

FTP uses TCP for all connections to ensure reliable, ordered delivery of commands and data; UDP port 20 is not used in any part of the FTP protocol.

In active FTP, the server initiates the data transfer connection from its TCP port 20 toward the client-specified ephemeral port after receiving a PORT command. TCP port 20 is the well-known data port that identifies the active FTP data channel on the server side.

TCP port 22 is the reserved port for SSH (Secure Shell) remote access and has no role in standard FTP sessions.

TCP port 21 is the well-known destination port where the FTP server listens for the client's initial control connection. All FTP control commands such as USER, PASS, PORT, and RETR are exchanged over this TCP 21 connection throughout the entire session.

FTP relies exclusively on TCP connections for both control and data channels; UDP port 21 is not defined or used in any FTP operation.