HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 51)

Because case is not significant in Guardian names, you do not need to use this command. It is
included in this implementation for compatibility with other versions of FTP.
Example
To change the setting of case, enter the following:
ftp> case
Case mapping on.
cd
Use the cd command to change the current working directory on the remote system.
cd remote-directory
remote-directory
is the name of the remote directory you want to use.
Example
The following command changes from the current directory to the accounts directory:
ftp> cd accounts
cdup
Use the cdup command to change the working directory on the remote system to its parent.
cdup
Example
Assume a directory named nwaccts resides in a directory named sales. If nwaccts is the current
working directory, the following command changes the working directory to sales:
ftp> cdup
close
Use the close command to disconnect from a remote server and return to the FTP client prompt.
close
The close command erases any currently defined macros.
Example
The following commands open and close a connection to the remote system named warehs1:
ftp> open warehs1
.
.
ftp> close
ftp>
contimer
Use the contimer command to set the timeout interval for accepting the connection from the
server.
contimer timeout
timeout
is the time in seconds. Specify an integer value in the range 0 through 32767.
If the connection timeout value is not set through contimer command, the FTP client waits for a
maximum of 60 seconds (default value) to accept the connection from the FTP server.
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