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Chapter 12 – FTP Client

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Scenario 7 – Listing Directory Contents

This scenario describes how to list the contents of the specified directory in the default configuration of the FTP

server:

• With Automatic Authentication enabled by specifying a few authentication details: IP address of the device

and a valid login name.

• Data connection in ACTIVE mode.

• If an entry for the default directory name does exist in the configuration, the user is not prompted for the

directory name. The contents of the configured directory are automatically listed. (<directory-name> may be

the path name with respect to the ftp root.)

Description

The IP module establishes a control connection, automatically checks for the configured

values, and logs into the FTP server. If the user is a valid user, the host device is prompted

to enter Password as shown here:

Password: *** <CR>

If successfully logged in, the IP module sends a message as follows:

Connected

The contents of the specified directory are listed.

By default the data connection is in active mode. The client sets the data transfer mode as

‘ASCII’ to receive the list of contents of the directory.

If –m option is specified, it prompts the user for the next transaction or to quit. If the user

selects to do another transaction, then he is prompted to enter the directory again. In this

case, the directory entered for the previous transaction will not be considered.

Note: If '-p' is specified in the command, the data connection will be in passive mode.

Configuration

set ftp machine <ip-address/host-name> login <user-name>

set ftp directory <directory-name>

Command

ftp -l [-d <directory>] [–p] [-m] <ip-address/host-name>

Result Response

OK: FTP session closed

Scenario 8 – Listing Directory Contents

This scenario describes how to list the contents of the directory specified in the command line: