Chapter 3 - FTP Commands
List of Commands
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USER ftp_user@ftp_host fw_user
PASS ftp_pass
USER ftp_user
PASS ftp_pass
USERFWPASS
♦
Establish a Socket connection to the firewall host
♦
Issue the following command over the connection in this order:
USER ftp_user@fw_user@ftp_host
PASS ftp_pass@fw_pass
USERLOGON
or
USER
♦
Establish a Socket connection to the firewall host
♦
Issue the following command over the connection in this order:
USER fw_user
PASS fw_pass
USER ftp_user@ftp_host
PASS ftp_pass USER
USERLOGONFW
or
USERFW
♦
Establish a Socket connection to the firewall host
♦
Issue the following command over the connection in this order:
USER fw_user@ftp_host
PASS fw_pass
USER ftp_user
PASS ftp_pass
URL Syntax
Because the syntax for the rest of the URL varies depending on the scheme
selected, URL schemes that involve the direct use of an IP-based protocol for a
specified host on the Internet use a common syntax for the scheme-specific data:
//user:password@host:port/url_path
Some or all parts of
user:password@
,
:password
,
:port
, and
/url_path
may
be excluded. The scheme-specific data starts with a double slash (
//
) to indicate
that it complies with the common Internet scheme syntax. The different
components obey the following rules:
