IBM FTP Adapter manual URL Syntax, Userlogon or User

Chapter 3 - FTP Commands List of Commands

USER ftp_user@ftp_host fw_user

PASS ftp_pass

USER ftp_user

PASS ftp_pass

USERFWPASS

♦Establish a Socket connection to the firewall host

♦Issue the following command over the connection in this order:

USER ftp_user@fw_user@ftp_host

PASS ftp_pass@fw_pass

USERLOGON or USER

♦Establish a Socket connection to the firewall host

♦Issue the following command over the connection in this order:

USER fw_user

PASS fw_pass

USER ftp_user@ftp_host

PASS ftp_pass USER

USERLOGONFW or USERFW

♦Establish a Socket connection to the firewall host

♦Issue the following command over the connection in this order:

USER fw_user@ftp_host

PASS fw_pass

USER ftp_user

PASS ftp_pass

URL Syntax

Because the syntax for the rest of the URL varies depending on the scheme selected, URL schemes that involve the direct use of an IP-based protocol for a specified host on the Internet use a common syntax for the scheme-specific data:

//user:password@host:port/url_path

Some or all parts of user:password@, :password, :port, and /url_path may

be excluded. The scheme-specific data starts with a double slash (//) to indicate

that it complies with the common Internet scheme syntax. The different components obey the following rules:

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