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Get file from window env

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I can use rcp to copy a file from unix to window.

How can I get a file from window env in unix.

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You can ftp the required file from window env through cmd prompt. Go to Start -> run and type cmd. On command prompt, type the exact path of the file exists and then do a ftp to your Unix server.
Also, you can transfer the files through some software tool like, filezilla etc.., which can be easily downloaded from net.

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