128Appendix C: Using FTP

9Get an ASCII file from the remote host by typing ftp>get file_name1

and pressing the Enter key.

where

 

file_name1

is the name of the file on the remote directory

Example:

 

ftp> get ‘file1.dmo

This example gets a file named file1.dmo from the remote host and renames it to FILE1 on the DMS-100 switch.

Example of a MAP response:

226 Transfer complete.

35334bytes transferred in 0 hrs. 0 mins. 12 secs. 42 ms. (3282 Bps)

Go to step 11.

10Get an ASCII file from the remote host by typing ftp>get file_name1

and pressing the Enter key.

where

 

file_name1

is the name of the file on the remote directory

Example:

 

ftp> get ‘file1.txt54

This example gets a file named file1.txt54 from the remote host and renames it to FILE1 on the DMS-100 switch.

Example of a MAP response:

226 Transfer complete.

35334bytes transferred in 0 hrs. 0 mins. 12 secs. 42 ms. (3282 Bps)

11Put an ASCII file on the remote host by typing ftp>put file_name1 file_name2

and pressing the Enter key.

where

 

file_name1

is the name of the file on the local host directory

file_name2

is the name of the file on the remote host directory

Example:

 

ftp> put ‘RECORDFILE’ ‘jan18.log’

This example takes the file RECORDFILE from the DMS-100 switch, renames it jan18.log and puts it on the remote host.

Example of a MAP response:

226 Transfer complete.

12365 bytes transferred in 0 hrs. 0 mins. 4 secs. 110 ms. (3008 Bps)

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Cabletron Systems DMS-100 manual Ftp get ‘file1.dmo ’, Ftp get ‘file1.txt54 ’, Ftp put ‘RECORDFILE’ ‘jan18.log’