2108 CHAPTER 115: FTP C ONFIGURATIONn ■ FTP uses two modes for file transfer: ASCII mode and binary mode.■ The Is command can only display the file/directory name, while the dircommand can display more information, such as the size and date of creationof files or directories.FTP Client ConfigurationExampleNetwork requirements■ Use your device as an FTP client to download a startup file from the FTP server.■ The IP address of the FTP server is 10.1.1.1/16.■ On the FTP server, an FTP user account has been created for the FTP client, withthe username being abc and the password being pwd.■ The PC performs operations on the device through Console port.Change the working path on theremote FTP servercd pathname OptionalExit the current directory and enterthe upper level directorycdup OptionalDisplay files/directories informationon the FTP serverdir [remotefile[ localfile ] ]OptionalCheck files/directories on the FTPserverls [ remotefile [ localfile ] ] OptionalDownload a file from the FTP server get remotefile [ localfile ] OptionalUpload a file to the FTP server put localfile [ remotefile ] OptionalView the working directory of theremote FTP serverpwd OptionalFind the working path of the FTPclientlcd OptionalCreate a directory on the FTP server mkdir directory OptionalSet the data transfer mode to passive passive OptionalPassive by defaultDelete specified file on the FTP server delete remotefile OptionalDelete specified directory on the FTPserverrmdir directory OptionalDisconnect with the FTP serverwithout exiting the FTP client viewdisconnect OptionalEqual to the closecommandDisconnect with the FTP serverwithout exiting the FTP client viewclose OptionalEqual to the disconnectcommandDisconnect with the FTP server andexit to user viewbye OptionalTerminate the connection with theremote FTP server, and exit to userviewquit OptionalAvailable in FTP clientview, equal to the byecommandTo do... Use the command... Remarks
