Specifications

ftp
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Parameter type Description Number of
characters
<Local files>
mget <Remote files>
You can use alphanumeric characters, hyphens
(-), underscores (_), periods (.), asterisks (*),
and question marks (?).
If the character string includes a question mark
(?), enclose the entire character string in double
quotation marks (").
See Base name under File name in Specifiable
values for parameters.
1 to 64 characters
<Remote file>
mdelete <Remote files>
<From name>
<To name>
<Remote directory>
<Directory name>
See Any character string in Specifiable values
for parameters.
1 to 1024 characters
<Mode> See Any character string in Specifiable values
for parameters.
1 to 64 characters
#: File names that end with a period (
.) cannot be used.
The input format of the file transfer commands is as follows:
get <Remote file> [<Local file>]
Transfers a file from the remote operation terminal to the Switch. If <Local file>
is omitted, the file name becomes the name of the file on the remote operation
terminal.
If <Remote file> does not meet the input conditions for <Local file> (number of
characters and character type), make sure you specify <Local file>.
mget <Remote files>
Use this command to receive multiple files. Enter the command in the format
mget *.txt.
put <Local file> [<Remote file>]
Transfers a file from the Switch to the remote operation terminal. If <Remote
file> is omitted, the file name becomes the name of the file on the Switch.
mput <Local files>
Use this command to send multiple files. Enter the command in the format
mput *.txt.
4. Entering a command other than a file transfer command:
If the prompt
ftp> is displayed, the following commands can be executed in addition
to the
get and put commands:
ascii
Sets ASCII as the transfer format of the file.
binary
Sets binary as the transfer format of the file.
[ bye | quit | exit ]
Ends the FTP session, and then the
ftp command.