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Exclamation Different root password between ftp and telnet

Hello All,
I hope somebody can help me

I used to work to client using solaris 2.5.1 using telnet to explore disk and ftp to archive data.

There is one tester which I can connect using root password using putty but always keep rejecting me when i'm using root password using FTP.

Are the root password can be different between the telnet and the ftp ?
If so how can I change the root password for the ftp ??
Does it possible to have double root password for one account ???
Double password on root ????

Distinctly frustrated
Thanks All,
 

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