Command Prompt FTP

. We can also use FTP commands in Windows Command Prompt to transfer files.
. Connecting  to FTP: Click Start > Run > Cmd.
   . Type ftp and press enter.
   . Now you will be entered into ftp.
 . Opening FTP connection: Type open followed by ip address of the FTP server.
   . Enter User name and password to login into the server.

Transferring files from server to your computer:

 . To view the files in the server, type dir and press enter. It shows all the files which are shared to you.
 To view files in the folder, type cd followed by foder name and press enter.
 . Now move to location to receive the files in your computer.
 . Type lcd followed by location to receive files.

 . To receive files you can use 2 commands:
   get - To receive a single file.
   mget - To receive multiple files.

. Using getType get followed by filename.

 . You can view this file in your computer.

. Using mget: Type mget followed by filenames.
. You can use (*) to make a matching to same filenames so that all of them are selected.
. It asks you whether to transfer file with the name mentioned on by one.
. Type y to send or else n to deny.

. All the files can be viewed in the computer.

Transferring files from your computer to server:

. Create a new directory in server to send your files.
. Type mkdir followed by directory name and press enter.
. Move to location from where you want to send files to server.
. Type lcd followed by folder name.


 To send files you can use 2 commands:
   put - To send a single file.
   mput - To send multiple files.

Using putType put followed by filename.
. Using mput: Type mput followed by filenames.
. You can use (*) to make a matching to same filenames so that all of them are selected.
. It asks you whether to transfer file with the name mentioned on by one.
. Type y to send or else to deny.
 . View the fies sent by typing dir.

Renaming file:

. Type rename followed by original file name and then new file name.

Deleting a file:

. Type Delete followed by filename to delete.