Netburner FTP/FAT example
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 9:10 am
Hi guys,
I am just getting re-acquainted with Netburner after a months-long hiatus and as such I am experimenting with the FTP/FAT example that came with my NBEclipse for SB700EX. I managed to assign the Netburner a proper IP for my network and I can connect to it via a browser, but when I try to use a command-line ftp tool to connect I get the following:
$ ftp <netburner_device_ip>
User (<netburner_device_ip>:(none)):
At that prompt, it seems like no matter what command I try to type, nothing happens. I try to tell it to put a small text file, but I get no response. Is this example server not set up to parse and handle ftp text commands? This wouldn't seem to make sense since I can use windows explorer with "ftp://<netburner_device_ip>" in the address bar and not only see the listing of files, but I can drag and drop files onto the device and have them appear on my internet browser, so the server must be parsing commands being sent to it, right?
Can anyone shed some light onto what's going on here?
Thanks.
-MDiaz-Tello
I am just getting re-acquainted with Netburner after a months-long hiatus and as such I am experimenting with the FTP/FAT example that came with my NBEclipse for SB700EX. I managed to assign the Netburner a proper IP for my network and I can connect to it via a browser, but when I try to use a command-line ftp tool to connect I get the following:
$ ftp <netburner_device_ip>
User (<netburner_device_ip>:(none)):
At that prompt, it seems like no matter what command I try to type, nothing happens. I try to tell it to put a small text file, but I get no response. Is this example server not set up to parse and handle ftp text commands? This wouldn't seem to make sense since I can use windows explorer with "ftp://<netburner_device_ip>" in the address bar and not only see the listing of files, but I can drag and drop files onto the device and have them appear on my internet browser, so the server must be parsing commands being sent to it, right?
Can anyone shed some light onto what's going on here?
Thanks.
-MDiaz-Tello