After you use FTP to connect to Exabytes FTP
server via command line, you can manage your files using standard FTP commands.
Here are the basic commands you'll need:
| bin |
|
changes the transfer mode
to binary (used for transferring graphics, .zip files, etc.) |
| chdir |
<directory name> |
changes our directory |
| dir |
|
lists all of the files in
your directory |
| get |
<filename> |
transfers files from the
remote FTP host to your local hard drive |
| mget |
<filename> |
transfers multiple files
(using wild cards) from the remote FTP host to your local hard drive |
| mkdir |
<directory name> |
creates a directory |
| mput |
<filename> |
transfers multiple files
(using wild cards) from your local hard drive to the remote FTP host |
| put |
<filename> |
transfers files from your
local hard drive to the remote FTP host |
| prompt |
|
toggles confirmation
prompts when using mput and mget commands |
| pwd |
|
displays the current
directory on the FTP server |
| quit |
|
exits the FTP client |
| rmdir |
<directory name> |
removes a directory |
| ? |
|
lists various commands |
| ? |
<command> |
lists simple help for that
<command> |
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