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Using Out-of-Band Access to Transfer Files

117381-A Rev. A B-13

Typical workstation and router responses are

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XMODEM File Receive Function

CRC mode requested on command line

YMODEM Batch Protocol

YMODEM Batch Receive Complete

away for 37 seconds

(the amount of time the router’s Technician Interface

relinquished control to the router’s YMODEM protocol program; in other

words, the duration of the file transfer operation)

11. If you are ﬁnished transferring ﬁles from the router to the remote

workstation, enter

logout at the Technician Interface command line

prompt.

This action returns control to the UNIX workstation command line prompt.

12. Enter the ls command to list the contents of the current (receiving)

directory, to verify that the ﬁle transfer completed successfully.

Transferring Files from a UNIX Workstation to a Router

To transfer one or more ﬁles from your UNIX remote workstation to a Bay

Networks router, use the following procedure:

1. At the UNIX command line prompt, enter a cd command to change (if

necessary) from the current directory to the directory that contains the

ﬁles you want to transfer to the router.

2. Enter a dir command (if necessary) to view the list of ﬁles in the directory.

3. Determine which ﬁles you need to transfer from the workstation to the

router.

4. Enter a tip command on the workstation to open a dial connection

between the workstation and the desired router. For example:

tip modem0

modem0

designates the workstation port that accommodates the dial modem

attached to the workstation. The system displays the following message:

Connected

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