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Using Out-of-Band Access to Transfer Files

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File Names

The conventions for the treatment of file names by the YMODEM protocol are:

• The source router or the remote workstation sends files with path names

stripped and limited to eight characters plus a three-character extension. The

router or workstation converts all file name characters to lowercase, and all

“:” characters to “/” characters.

• The target router or workstation stores received files under their transmitted

names. However, YMODEM converts / characters in the received file name

back to “:” characters. YMODEM also translates all uppercase characters into

lowercase, and eliminates any trailing dots in the file name.

• If you want to specify multiple file names in a single

xmodem

command (that

is, a YMODEM batch file transfer operation), insert a space after every file

name except for the last name you specify in the command line. You can also

use wildcards in a file name (for example, *.bat).

For More Information

The following book provides additional information about

xmodem

protocols:

Forsberg, Charles. Ed. XMODEM/YMODEM Protocol Reference.

Implementation Notes

This section provides implementation notes on:

•How

xmodem

handles files and checks for errors in files

•How

xmodem

responds when you cancel a file transfer operation

• How to manage modem hardware incompatibilities

•How to view

xmodem

log events

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