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Checksums in Microsoft FTP Server

hi,
I wanted to know from anyone out there a way to perform a checksum command on a Microsoft FTP Server for a file and compare this with the checksum of the file that was transferred from a Unix machine.

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Erick

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if you have access to both systems, check one, then email it to the other, check it on that system, then compare.
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crude, but it works. O.

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