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Using Technician Interface Software

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Out-of-Band File Transfers

Appendix B describes how to transfer ﬁles out-of-band (using facilities outside

the IP network), using the

xmodem command.

Changing File Attributes

The attr command changes the DOS ﬁle attributes. These attributes are displayed

when you enter the

dir command. You cannot delete or rename a ﬁle whose

attributes are

s (for system) or h (for hidden). This section describes how to

reassign attributes to such ﬁles, so that you can remove these protections.

Hexadecimal values with a 0x preﬁx determine the set of attributes associated

with DOS ﬁles. Determine which hex value is associated with the set of attributes

you want for a ﬁle. Then enter the

attr command, along with the hex value and the

name of the ﬁle(s) whose attributes you are assigning.

Enter the following to assign one or more attributes to a ﬁle in the present working

directory:

attr

<hex_value> <ﬁlename.ext>

Enter the following to assign one or more attributes to a ﬁle in another directory:

attr

<hex_value>

<ﬁlename.ext>

You can use the wildcard characters * and ? when naming ﬁles. Table 5-3 lists the

DOS ﬁle attributes, their meanings, and their hex values.

Table 5-3. DOS File Attributes

Attribute Flag Meaning Hex Value

a Archive needed 0x20

d Subdirectory 0x10 -- not user modiﬁable

v Volume ID 0x08 -- not user modiﬁable

s System ﬁle 0x04

h Hidden 0x02

r Read-only ﬁle 0x01

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