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Originally Posted by porter
What environment is this "Windows OS" running in?
How are the file systems mapped between Windows and UNIX?
We know very little about your environment unless you tell us.
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I am not very sure of how the system is mapped. In fact, it is very possible that there is no unix installation in it. It could be a Windows only server.
The login credentials I have, have been configured for ftp connectivity.
So?
I can still help you with some more info..
Code:
/export/home/pranav> ftp -inv
ftp> open hostname
Connected to hostname.
ftp> user username P@ssword
331 Password required
230 user logged in
ftp> pwd
257 "/" is current directory
ftp> ls
200 command successful
150 Opening ASCII data connection for directory listing
Listen
acd01jax.itf
ACD01PHL.itf
ACD01PHL.OLD
Listen_configuration.ini
Stream1
Stream10
Stream11
Stream12
Stream13
Stream14
Stream15
Stream16
Stream17
Stream18
Stream19
Stream2
Stream20
Stream21
Stream22
Stream23
Stream24
Stream25
Stream26
Stream27
Stream28
Stream29
Stream3
Stream30
Stream31
Stream32
Stream33
Stream4
Stream5
Stream6
Stream7
Stream8
Stream9
xx.xx
226 transfer complete
This is what i was able to do with the connection.
I don't understand the output of '
ls'. If anybody can throw some light on where is this '
/' that i get with '
pwd'.
Any ideas will be appreciated.
thanx
Edit: I confirm here that there is no unix installation on the remote server.
