Implementation of FTP upload and download method under DOS

FTP Server:media.cun.edu.cn

User:anonymous (anonymous login)

Password:

Login

Method One, under the Windows Start menu, execute the Run command, enter the FTP in the dialog box, press the OK button will switch to the DOS window, a command prompt

Ftp>

Type the command media.cun.edu.cn connect to the FTP server:

Ftp> media.cun.edu.cn

Method Two, execute "Run" command, enter CMD in the dialog box, switch to DOS window, appear command prompt

C:documents and Settingsadministrator>

Type the command FTP media.cun.edu.cn connect to the server:

C:documents and Settingsadministrator>ftp media.cnu.edu.cn

Wait a moment, the screen prompts for a successful connection:

Ftp> connected to media.cun.edu.cn

The server then asks for the username and password user (media.cnu.edu.cn: (None)): Anonymous

Password: (no password direct return) to be certified through.

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Upload file:

For example, to pass the C:test.doc to the root directory of the server, you can type:

Ftp> put C:test.doc (carriage return)

When the screen prompts you to complete the transfer, you can type the relevant commands to view:

ftp> dir (carriage return)

Download file:

Suppose you want to pass the Type.txt file in the server open directory to this computer, you can enter the directive:

Ftp> CD Open (enter) [Note: Enter the Open Directory]

Ftp> Type.txt

Upload and download work finished, type bye (quit) Disconnect:

Ftp> Bye (carriage return)

Common FTP commands:

1. Open: Connect with the server;

2. Send (Put): Upload file;

3. Get: Download file;

4. mget: Download multiple files;

5. CD: Toggle directory;

6. Dir: View the files in the current directory;

7. del: Delete file;

8. Bye: Interrupts the connection to the server.

To learn more, type ftp> help (Enter)

To view a set of commands:

ASCII: Set to transfer files in ASCII (default)

Bell: Every time you complete a file transfer, Alarm prompts

Binary: Set to transfer files in binary mode

Bye: Terminate the host FTP process and exit FTP admin mode

Case: When on, use the mget command to copy the filename to the local machine and convert all lowercase letters

CDS: CD command with UNIX

Cdup: Back to the previous level of the directory

chmod: Changing file permissions on remote hosts

Close: Terminates the remote FTP process, returns to the FTP command state, and all macro definitions are deleted

Delete: Remove files from the remote host

dir [remote-directory] [Local-file]: Lists the files in the current remote host directory. If you have a local file, write the result to a local file

get [Remote-file] [Local-file]: Transfer from remote host to local host

Help [command]: An explanation of the output command

LCD: Change the working directory of the current local host, if default, go to the current user's home directory

LS [remote-directory] [local-file]: Same dir

Macdef: Defining macro Commands

Mdelete [Remote-files]: Deleting a batch of files

Mget [Remote-files]: Receive a batch of files from a remote host to the local host

mkdir directory-name: Creating a directory in a remote host

Mput local-files: Transfer a batch of files from a local host to a remote host

Open host [port]: Re-establish a new connection

Prompt: Interactive hint mode

Put Local-file [Remote-file]: Transfer a local file to a remote host

PWD: Lists the current remote host directory

Quit: With bye

Recv Remote-file [local-file]: Same get

Rename [from] [to]: change the filename in the remote host

RmDir directory-name: Removing directories from the remote host

Send Local-file [remote-file]: Same put

Status: Displays the status of the current FTP

System: Display remote Host system type

User user-name [Password] [account]: Re-login to remote host with another user name