FTP Upload and download

1. Connection

First assume an FTP address user name password

FTP server:192.168.1.125

User:administrator

Password:abc123

2. Open the Windows Start menu, execute "Run" command, enter FTP in the dialog box, press "OK" button will switch to DOS window, a command prompt appears

ftp> Type the command to connect to the FTP server:

Ftp> Open 192.168.1.125 (carriage return)

Wait a moment, the screen prompts the connection to succeed:

Ftp> connected to 192.168.1.125

Then the server asks the user name and password, enter administrator and abc123, respectively, to be certified.

FTP Upload files under windows:

For example, to upload the D:\index.html to the root of the server, you can type:

Ftp> put D:\index.html (carriage return)

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

ftp> dir (carriage return)

The FTP server under Windows downloads the specified format file:

Suppose you want to download all the. jpg files from the server \images directory to this computer, you can enter the instructions:

ftp> CD images (carriage return) [Note: Enter \images directory]

Ftp> mget *.jpg

Under Windows FTP upload and download work completed, type bye interrupt connection.

Ftp> Bye (carriage return)

FTP download specified download directory under Windows

Ftp> Get 1.apk C:\ftptest\1.apk

So the "1.apk" file on the FTP will be downloaded to the Ftptest folder under C drive.

FTP Upload files under windows:

For example, to upload the D:\index.html to the root of the server, you can type:

Ftp> put D:\index.html (carriage return)

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

ftp> dir (carriage return)

FTP uploads the specified directory under Windows

Ftp> CD Test (switch to directory)

Ftp>put 1.apk (This allows the 1.apk file to be uploaded to the specified test directory on the server)

FTP upload download under windows:

Suppose you want to download all the. jpg files from the server \images directory to this computer, you can enter the instructions:

ftp> CD images (carriage return) [Note: Enter \images directory]

Ftp> mget *.jpg

Under Windows FTP upload and download work completed, type bye interrupt connection.

Ftp> Bye (carriage return)

Here are some common FTP commands:

1. Open: Connect to the server;

2. Send (Put): Upload files;

3. Get: Download files;

4. mget: Download multiple files;

5. CD: Switch directory;

6.cd.. : Return to the previous level (note the space in the middle)

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

7. del: Delete files;

8. Bye: Interrupts the connection to the server.

If you want to learn more, you can type

ftp> Help (carriage return)

To view the command set:

ASCII: Set to transfer files in ASCII mode (default value)

Bell: Every time a file transfer is completed, Alarm prompts

Binary: Set to transfer files in binary mode

Bye: Terminates the host FTP process and exits the FTP management mode

Case: When on, the file name copied with the Mget command to the local machine, all converted to lowercase letters

CD: cd command with UNIX

Cdup: Return to the top level directory

chmod: Changing file permissions for 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 results to a local file

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

Help [command]: 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]: With dir

Here are some common FTP commands:

1. Open: Connect to the server;

2. Send (Put): Upload files;

3. Get: Download files;

4. mget: Download multiple files;

5. CD: Switch directory;

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

7. del: Delete files;

8. Bye: Interrupts the connection to the server.

If you want to learn more, you can type

ftp> Help (carriage return)

To view the command set:

ASCII: Set to transfer files in ASCII mode (default value)

Bell: Every time a file transfer is completed, Alarm prompts

Binary: Set to transfer files in binary mode

Bye: Terminates the host FTP process and exits the FTP management mode

Case: When on, the file name copied with the Mget command to the local machine, all converted to lowercase letters

CD: cd command with UNIX

Cdup: Return to the top level directory

chmod: Changing file permissions for 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 results to a local file

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

Help [command]: 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]: With dir

FTP Upload and download