4.3.3 FTP Server Functionality
The MCF51CN128 reference design is able to start an FTP server if the following conditions
are met:
• Configuration mode is running, not using SPI interface
• A valid µSD card is connected with a valid FAT16 file system
The following table shows the list of interpreted commands implemented when using
Microsoft Windows command-line FTP client. They are interpreted because one or more
FTP commands are required to run the interpreted command. For example, LS will require
PORT and NLST to work.
Table 4-1. Microsoft Windows command-line FTP client implemented commands
Description
FTP client
Displays files
LS
Copy a file from FTP server to FTP client
GET [filename]
Copy a file from FTP client to FTP server
PUT [filename]
Delete a file from FTP server
DELETE [filename]
Ends FTP session
QUIT
Shows description of FTP commands
HELP
The following figure shows an established FTP client session to the FTP server application.
A username and password are required to view the files. Later on, the files can be:
• Listed
• Uploaded
• Downloaded
• Deleted
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