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FTP configuration
FTP overview
Introduction to FTP
The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is an application layer protocol for sharing files between server and client
over a TCP/IP network.
FTP uses TCP ports 20 and 21 for file transfer. Port 20 is used to transmit data, and port 21 to transmit
control commands. For more information about FTP basic operations, see RFC 959.
FTP transfers files in the following modes:
• Binary mode: Transfers files as raw data, such as .app, .bin, and .btm files.
• ASCII mode: Transfers files as text, such as .txt, .bat, and .cfg files.
FTP operation
FTP adopts the client/server model. Your device can function either as the client or the server. See Figure
36.
• When the device serves as the FTP client, use Telnet or an emulation program to log in to the device
from the PC, execute the ftp command to establish a connection from the device (FTP client) to the
PC (FTP server), and then upload/download files to/from the server.
• When the device serves as the FTP server, run the FTP client program on the PC to establish a
connection to the FTP server and upload/download files to/from the server.
Figure 36 Network diagram for FTP
When the device serves as the FTP client, you need to perform the following configuration:
Table 8 Configuration when the device serves as the FTP client
Device Configuration Remarks
Device (FTP client)
Use the ftp command to establish the
connection to the remote FTP server
If the remote FTP server supports anonymous
FTP, the device can log in to it directly; if not,
the device must obtain the FTP username and
password first to log in to the remote FTP
server.
PC (FTP server)
Enable FTP server on the PC, and
configure the username, password,
user privilege level, and so on.
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When the device serves as the FTP server, you need to perform the following configuration:
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- Contents 3
- CLI configuration 8
- Undo form of a command 9
- CLI view description 9
- Entering system view 10
- Exiting the current view 10
- Using the CLI online help 11
- Typing commands 12
- Configuring command aliases 13
- Configuring CLI hotkeys 13
- Checking command-line errors 15
- Using command history 15
- Accessing history commands 16
- Controlling the CLI display 17
- Character Meaning Remarks 19
- Login methods 28
- User interface overview 29
- Relative numbering 30
- CLI login 31
- Login procedure 32
- Figure 11 Configuration page 41
- Logging in through Telnet 43
- • By default, command 49
- • Before enabling command 49
- Figure 15 Configuration page 52
- Logging in through SSH 54
- Configuring the SSH server 55
- • Command accounting allows 56
- Security 57
- Configuration Guide 57
- Configur 58
- Logging in through modems 59
- Figure 26 Configuration page 69
- Web login 73
- Configuring HTTPS login 74
- Web login example 77
- HTTPS login example 78
- Security Command Reference 80
- Security Command 80
- Reference 80
- NMS login 81
- NMS login example 82
- 2. Configuration on the NMS 83
- User login control 85
- Telnet users 86
- NMS users 88
- Configuration preparation 90
- Logging off online web users 90
- FTP configuration 92
- Configuring the FTP client 93
- Configuring the FTP server 98
- Network requirements 100
- Configuration procedure 100
- 3. Upgrade the device 101
- TFTP configuration 103
- Configuring the TFTP client 104
- File management 107
- Performing file operations 108
- Performing batch operations 110
- Setting prompt modes 111
- Example for file operations 111
- Configuration file overview 113
- Introduction 114
- Configuration rollback 115
- Configuration task list 116
- Switch software overview 122
- Software upgrade methods 122
- Basic concepts in hotfix 124
- Patch status 125
- DEACTIVE state 126
- ACTIVE state 126
- Configuration prerequisites 127
- One-step patch installation 128
- Network requirement 130
- 2. Configure Device 131
- Hotfix configuration example 132
- Device management 133
- System time 134
- Configuring banners 137
- Rebooting the device 139
- Scheduling jobs 140
- Disabling Boot ROM access 141
- Automatic configuration 147
- Address acquisition process 149
- File types 150
- TFTP request sending mode 151
- Support and other resources 153
- Conventions 154
- Port numbering in examples 155
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