IT Ninja Turtles-ftp commands in windows

IT Ninja Turtles-ftp commands in windows

FTP Server: home4u.at.china.com

User: yepanghuang

Password: abc123

Open the Start Menu of Windows, run the "run" command, enter ftp in the dialog box, and press the "OK" button to switch to the DOS window. a command prompt is displayed.

Ftp>

Run the following command to connect to the FTP server:

Ftp> open home4u.at.china.com (Press ENTER)

Wait a moment, and the screen prompts that the connection is successful:

Ftp> connected to home4u.china.com

Next, the server asks for the user name and password, and enters yepanghuang and abc123 respectively. You can complete the authentication.

Upload a file. For example, to upload a: \ index.html to the root directory of the server, you can type:

Ftp> put a: \ index.html (Press ENTER)

When the screen prompts that you have completed the transmission, you can enter the relevant command to view:

Ftp> dir (Press ENTER)

Download. If you want to upload all .jpg files in the server \ imagesdirectory to the local machine, you can enter the following command:

Ftp> cd images (Press ENTER) [Note: Go to the \ images Directory]

Ftp> mget *. jpg

After uploading and downloading are complete, type bye to interrupt the connection.

Ftp> bye (Press ENTER)

To sum up the commonly used FTP commands:

1. open: connect to the server;

2. send (put): upload a file;

3. get: download an object;

4. mget: Download multiple files;

5. cd: Switch the directory;

6. dir: view the files in the current directory;

7. del: delete an object;

8. bye: the connection to the server is interrupted.

For more information, enter

Ftp> help (Press ENTER)

View the command set:

Ascii: sets File Transfer in ASCII mode (default)

Bell: an alarm is triggered every time a file is transferred.

Binary: sets File Transfer in binary mode

Bye: Terminate the FTP process on the host and exit FTP management.

Case: when it is ON, use the MGET command to copy the file name to the local machine, all converted to lowercase letters

Cd: The same as the unix cd command

Cdup: Back to the upper-level directory

Chmod: Change the File Permission of the remote host

Close: Terminate the remote FTP process and return to the FTP command status. All macro definitions are deleted.

Delete: delete files from the remote host.

Dir [remote-directory] [local-file]: List Files in the directory of the current remote host. If there is a local file, write the result to the local file.

Get [remote-file] [local-file]: Transfer from remote host to local host

Help [command]: Explanation of the output command

LCD: changes the working directory of the current local host. If it is set to default, it is transferred to the HOME Directory of the current user.

Ls [remote-directory] [local-file]: Same as DIR

Macdef: defines macro commands

Mdelete [remote-files]: deletes a batch of files.

Mget [remote-files]: receives a batch of files from the remote host to the local host.

Mkdir directory-name: create a directory in the remote host

Mput local-files: transfers a batch of files from the local host to the remote host.

Open host [port]: reestablishes a new connection.

Prompt: Interactive prompt Mode

Put local-file [remote-file]: transfers a local file to a remote host.

Pwd: list the current remote host directory

Quit: Same as BYE

Recv remote-file [local-file]: Same as GET

Rename [from] [to]: Change the file name in the remote host.

Rmdir directory-name: Delete the directory in the remote host

Send local-file [remote-file]: Same as PUT

Status: displays the status of the current FTP

System: displays the remote host system type.