NCR S46, Manual

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Transferring Files To and From a Remote Location
2-38 MP-RAS Remote Support
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To reboot the server, use the Alt+Delete key sequence from the
DOS prompt or select “Reboot System” from the Diagnostic Partition or
Platform CD-ROM main menu.
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The requirement to reboot your server after executing the rf command
implies that you should download all files with one rf command rather
than using a series of rf commands.
Note: If you do not automatically reboot your server after executing the rf
command, you may experience screen corruption. To correct this, immediately
perform a system reboot.
The syntax for the rf command is the following:
rf <options>
rf Command Options
The following table lists the command line options for the rf command,
defines their possible values and gives a brief description of each option.
Default values are designated in boldface type.
Option Values Description
-b 300, 1200, 2400,
4800, 9600, 19200,
38400, 57600,
115200 Baud rate
Note: The file transfer baud rate must be the
same as the console redirection baud rate.
Only 9600, 19.2K, and 38.4K are
recommended.
-dd <directory name> Directory into which files are downloaded
Note: If you do not use the -dd option, the
default directory is the directory name
specified in the file transfer configuration file,
ft.cfg. If no download directory is specified in
ft.cfg, the current directory (\TMP) is used.
The -dd command line option overrides the
download directory setting in
ft.cfg.
-f <directory name> Name of the directory in which the file
transfer configuration file (
ft.cfg) is located
Note: The default setting is the directory
containing the rf executable file. This is the
\REMOTE directory on your server.