Re: Copy files from Unix box to IFS

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Buzz

That's what I thought you said. What interface DO you have to the 
appliance? Web browser? Telnet?

Does it possibly have a FTP server? You can find out by executing

ftp xx.xx.xx.xx

where xx.xx.xx.xx is the IP address of the appliance. You DO need a user ID 
and password, probably. You don't really to know Unix to user ftp.

If there is a telnet or browser interface, can you add scripts? Is there 
the abiblity to schedule things, with at or cron, maybe?

At 08:43 AM 9/26/2003 -0500, you wrote:

-snip replies that want to run on the Unix appliance-

> This would be a good solution but I have one problem: the unix box is a
> custom 3rd-party product to administer e-mail/firewall/web server functions
> and as such it has no sort of "command interface" available to the
> administrator.  So, I'm sort of stuck with doing the transfer from the
> destination end.  Again, I'm ignorant right now on FTP and Unix so I could
> be missing something in your reply.
>
> Thanks to everybody who replied for the help.
>
> Buzz Fenner
> Systems Analyst/Network Administrator
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