open CMD window in Windows, type
ftp 111.111.111.111 //UNIX server name ,
or :
ftp -i 111.111.111.111 //will not prompt to ask y/n for each file; if you already typed ftp 111.111.111.111, you can also just type prompt to switch the on/off of the y/n asking
type UNIX username and password when asked
cd to the path you want to transfer files to after the ftp>
ftp> cd location
type mput filename to transfer files:
ftp> mput fileA fileB
or transfer many files:
ftp> mput file*
I tried to use FTP on my own computer, one Network Map to the Windows server, the other Unix server to transfer the files, but quite slow. And coz I forgot to changed the transfer mode from Smart to ASCII, it prompt to ask me for each file coz the file sufix is .1 .2 .3 etc. :(
The method of this blog is much faster, thanks Eric for suggestion~
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