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| getting on to telnet | tamworther | UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers | 1 | 08-20-2002 01:50 PM |
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iam loging into unix server from windows using telnet service
how to upload a text file (or)file into my user account in linux i dont have root privilages |
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Use ftp not telnet
Hello, You cannot load a file using telnet. For that you need to use ftp
Steps 1. Open console of your windows. 2. ftp "machinename" with login and password 3. lcd your local path 4. cd your path in UNIX. 5. Use "get $filename" or "put $filename" thats' how you can load a file from UNIX to Windows and vice-versa. Enjoy !! Adhir Last edited by adhirgarg; 03-08-2007 at 01:14 AM. Reason: Adding some more information |
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