User`s guide

Printing and
Transferring
Files
QMS CrownNet System Administrator's Guide7-22
Example—In this example all of the files in the current directory are
mput (sent) to the printer:
ftp> mput *.*↵
mput
file . ext ? y↵
200 PORT command successful
150 Opening data connection for
file . ext
(161.33.128.1.7.107), (mode binary).
226 Transfer complete
mput
file2.ext ? y↵
200 PORT command successful
150 Opening data connection for
file . ext
(161.33.128.1.7.107), (mode binary).
local
file2 . ext remote: file2 . ext
226 Transfer complete.
10457 bytes sent in 0.04 seconds
(2.6e+02 Kbytes/s)
ftp>
Notes You can use the put or mput command in any directory.
However, to put or mput files to a hard disk, you must be in the
ADMIN, DISK, or USR directory. (If you are not already in the
directory, the file prints.)
Only users with “root” privileges can put or mput files to the
ADMIN and DISK directories. The ADMIN directory assumes that
the path is SYS:/ADMIN), but you must change to the USR
directory before you can put or mput files there:
ftp> put filename SYS:/usr/files/ filename ↵
If you attempt to put or mput files to the printer while the printer
is off line, you are told that the printer is off line, and then FTP
waits until the printer is placed back on line to send the file(s).