Embedded learning linux FTP configuration 1. query the IP address and CIDR Block of the host system: 1. Enter the win7 command line control window: Run --> cmd --> enter the command ipconfig, for example: 2. Set the IP address, CIDR block, and subnet mask of the linux system so that the IP address of linux and the IP address of the host machine are in the same CIDR block, and use the same DNS server address, that is, the router address: 1. Disable the linux Firewall and set SElinux to permissive. You can also use commands to disable the firewall. Enter service iptables stop in the Super Terminal; 2. Set the linux IP address and network segment, subnet mask: 1. Open the Linux terminal and enter setup to enter the configuration options. 2. Use the tab key to select Run Tool to enter the setting options: 3. Set the linuxIP address and CIDR Block, subnet mask: 4. Save and exit. On the Super Terminal, check that ifconfig shows the IP address and CIDR block we just set. In fact, you can use commands to set the IP address and subnet mask. If you are interested, you can use Baidu! 3. Use the FTP tool to upload files: 1. Open the FTP transmission tool Cuteftp6profinal, create a link site, and enter the site IP address 192.168.1.99, which is the IP address we just set, the username is the root user, and the password is the password for logging on to the root user:
2. upload files: In the left-side window, you can click to select the file directory in linux. You can copy and paste the file under Windows 7 to the specified linux directory to upload the file.