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FTP from AIX to 20 Windows clients
I have got a unix server ( AIX ) and 20 clients ( windows 2000 ) . I have to transfer a file through FTP from the server to each of 20 clients daily to check the network speed.
But each time I do ftp, I have to enter username and password and then transfer the file using "put <filename>". I have to do this for 20 machines which is a tedious process. I want to avoid typing username and password and also typing command (may be by writing a script ) . But all the clients are windows 2000 machines. Please suggest me a solution. thanks after solution, sharath |
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