140 Appendix C: Using FTP
297-8991-910 Standard 03.01 August 1999
Send an ASCII file to the workstation CM> ascii
CM> put file_name
where
file_name is the name of the target file on the workstation.
If the file name is in lowercase or contains forward slashes,
use single quotation marks around the name.
The above command sequence
• sets the transfer type to ASCII
• puts the file in the current directory of the workstation.
Because the workstation has no concept of record length,
the logical record length does not have to be set.
Get a LOAD68K file from the
workstation CM> binary
CM> get ‘filename.load68k’
where
filename is the name of the file on the workstation
If the filename is in lowercase or contains forward slashes,
use single quotation marks around the name.
Get an image (ISN) from the
workstation CM> binary
CM> get ‘filename.bin1020’
where
filename is the name of the file on the workstation
If the filename is in lowercase or contains forward slashes,
use single quotation marks around the name.
Get an unIPLed (ISN) load from the
workstation CM> binary
CM> get ‘filename.bin512’
where
filename is the name of the file on the workstation
If the filename is in lowercase or contains forward slashes,
use single quotation marks around the name.
Send an image on unIPLed (ISN) load
to the workstation CM> binary
CM> put FILE_NAME1 ‘file_name2.sosimage’
where
file_name is the name of the file on the DMS
file_name2.sosimage is the name of the target file on the
remote host. If the file_name1 is in lowercase or contains
forward slashes, use single quotation marks around the
name.
Table 35 FTP operations reference: DMS to workstation
Action Command sequence
(Sheet 3 of 3)