HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 93)

Table 3 FTP Commands Processed (continued)
Processing Performed Command
Sets the data transmission mode. Only stream mode is
supported. Syntax: MODES MODE
Provides the names of files on a specified subvolume of
the server system or on the default subvolume, if none is NLST
specified. Syntax: NLST [ subvolume.* | filename
]
Initiates only an OK reply from the server. Syntax: NOOP) NOOP
Specifies the user's password. This command must be
preceded by the USER command. If you have no password PASS
on a NonStop system, use a space to specify the password
required by FTP. Syntax: PASSpassword
Prepares for third-party (server-to-server) transfers. When
issued by a client on host A, this command requests the PASV
server on host C to wait for a connection and listen on a
data port that is not its default data port. The host C server
sends the host address and port that it is listening on to
host A. See “Third-Party File Transfers” in this section for
an example. Syntax: PASV)
Specifies the address of a data-connection port; this port
is normally not required because the default server and PORT
client ports are used. The FTP client must specify the address
as a concatenation of the 32-bit internet host address and
the 16-bit port address. The address must be divided into
8-bit fields (h1 through h4 and p1 and p2). Each field must
be transmitted as a decimal number (in ASCII
representation). The fields must be separated by commas.
Syntax: PORTh1, h2, h3, h4, p1, p2
Sends the name of the current subvolume to the client.
Syntax: PWD PWD
Terminates an FTP connection between the client and
server. Syntax: QUIT QUIT
Copies a specified file from the server system to the client
system. This command must be preceded by the PORT
command. Syntax: RETRfilename RETR
Removes the specified directory. Syntax:
RMDdirectory-name RMD
Specifies the current name of a file to be renamed on the
server system. This command should be followed RNFR
immediately by the RNTO command. Syntax:
RNFRfilename
Assigns a new name to the file identified in the immediately
preceding RNFR command. Syntax: RNTOfilename RNTO
Precedes site-specific commands on the command line.
Site-specific commands are described in
Table 4 .
SITE
Accepts data and stores it in a file on the server system. If
the file exists, the contents are replaced; otherwise, a new STOR
file is created. This command must be preceded by the
PORT command. Syntax: STORfilename.When storing
a file on a Guardian system with a binary transmission
mode, you can also specify the file code, the primary and
secondary extent sizes, and the maximum number of
extents. See the put command in Section 6,
FTP—Transferring Files, for the required syntax.
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