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Transferring Files To and From a Remote Location
2-40 MP-RAS Remote Support
Download Filenames
The rf utility assigns the filenames specified at the remote (sending) location.
You cannot override these filenames.
rf Example
Use the rf command to start the receive file program on the remote server.
If the file transfer configuration file (ft.cfg) has not been modified, the
program waits about 8 seconds before it expects to start receiving files from
the remote location. If ft.cfg does not specify a download directory and you
did not specify a directory name with the -dd option, files are placed in your
current directory. The filenames are the same as those specified at the remote
(sending) location.
Uploading Files
To upload files from the server to a remote location, follow these steps:
1. Boot to the Diagnostic Partition or Platform CD-ROM.
2. Select “Run Utilities and Diagnostics” from the
MS-DOS Startup menu of the Diagnostic Partition. “Select Run CD
Utilities and Diagnostics” if you booted from the Platform CD-ROM.
3. Select “Remote Support” from the main menu.
Note: If the Diagnostic Partition is not installed and you are executing from
the Platform CD-ROM, you must first select “Execute Utils from CD.”
4. Select “File Transfer Utils” from the Remote Support menu.
5. Select “File Upload” from the File Transfer Utilities menu.
The system transfers you to a DOS shell and displays a DOS prompt.
6. Use the sf command to upload files. The next section explains how to use
this command. You can obtain a list of valid command line options by
entering sf -h at the DOS prompt. Default settings for the various sf
command line options are defined in the file transfer configuration file,
ft.cfg, discussed later in this section.