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nicky88
Posted: Sep 6 2004, 09:34 AM
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Dear Unix Gurus,

I am very very new to UNIX. :unsure:

Apreciate your advice/guidence on the following.

I have a HPUNIX machine and i want to copy some files from this machines to a windows shared drive.

I am not sure how to go about it.

To my little knowledge i think it is not straight forward. And i understand that i need to go through some procedures like mounting and etc.

Pls advice me how to go about doing this. A step by step guidence would be really helpful as i am novice to UNIX platform,

Thanks a million in advance.

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Posted: Sep 6 2004, 10:50 AM
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Install an FTP Server onto the HPUX machine, and FTP into it from the Windows machine (Quite simple).

... OR ...

Install Samba onto the HPUX machine, and map a network drive from your Windows machine (Not so simple).
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nicky88
Posted: Sep 7 2004, 01:01 AM
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Thanks for the reply.

Pls help me on this.

How do i check if FTP is installed in my HPUX box?

What are the requirements on the Windows side(Destination) and what are the Unix commands i need to use for FTP?

Thanks a lot.
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Posted: Sep 8 2004, 02:17 PM
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log into your HPUX box and type "ftp localhost". If you get anything other than connection refused, you probably have FTP installed already.

FTPing from a UNIX machine to a Windows machine is a major hassle, and i wouldn't recommend it ever.

FTPing from a Windows machine to a UNIX machine is much easier, and i would highly recommend it.

To FTP using the preferred method, you can either using Windows's built in FTP client (by typing "ftp" into a command prompt), or you can download any freeware or trial FTP client from the internet, such as CuteFTP, WS_FTP, SecureFX, CoreFTP etc...

Then, you just connect to your UNIX box using the Windows FTP client, and transfer files back and forth.
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