TRANSFERRING DEVICE FILES |
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PI Activity Data Transfer Example
This is an example of transferring the PI activity record sep01.log to the users HOME directory.
Connected to 192.168.201.30.
220 192.168.201.30 pSOSystem FTP server (NTL68K/1.0.4) ready. Name (192.168.201.30:lab): user
331 Password required for user. Password:
230 User user logged in.
Remote system type is pSOSytem. ftp> cd activity
250 CWD command successful. ftp> ls
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for ..
1 | root | 194684 | Sep 01 1996 23:44 sep01.log | |||
1 | root | 207286 | Sep 02 1996 23:47 sep02.log | |||
1 | root | 619989 | Sep 03 1996 23:09 sep03.log | |||
1 | root | 12241 | Jan 30 1996 16:07 fatal.log | |||
1 | root | 737526 | Sep 04 1996 23:16 sep04.log | |||
1 | root | 324909 | Sep 05 1996 13:35 sep05.log | |||
1 | root | 286160 | Feb 08 1996 14:00 summary.log | |||
1 | root | 5318 | Jun 06 | 1996 | 14:05 error.log | |
1 | root | 2621385 | Jan 17 | 1996 | 17:25 isdx.log | |
1 | root | 9180 | Aug 30 | 1996 | 16:34 isdn.log | |
WARNING! 10 bare linefeeds received in ASCII mode | ||||||
File may not | have transferred | correctly. |
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226 Transfer | complete. |
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ftp> get sep01.log
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for sep01.log (194684 bytes).
226 Transfer complete.
197586 bytes received in 9.18 seconds (21.03 Kbytes/s) ftp> bye
Figure 23 - Transferring PI Activity Data Using FTP
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