Zhone 5100 参照マニュアル

CHAPTER 1
System commands

You can upload a file, including image files (executable operating code with the suffix “.bin”) or 

configuration files (with the suffix “.cfg”), to a network host by issuing the upload command. 
If a source file is not provided, the current Flash version of the operating code is used.
The FTP settings are used unless a substitute is provided. The configuration and image keywords 

provide a shortcut for three purposes: the user doesn't need to worry about being in the right 

directory (the transfer is always done to the proper directory) or set the mode of transfer, and the 

regular use of a well-known FTP site streamlines operations.
Syntax: upload [server <server IP address>] [filename on server] [filename on VDR] 

[username <user>] [password <password>] [binary] [reboot] [configuration] [image]
Arguments:

<server IP address>] 

IP address of the FTP server configured in set ftp if one is not 

specified

[filename on server] 

if not provided, the filename is taken from the set ftp 

commands

[filename on the VDR] 

if not specified, the filename for the server is used. If the 

filename on the VDR is to be different both filename must be 

specified.

[username <user>]

username to use to login to the server (the FTP setting is used if 

this is not specified).

[password <password>]

password to use to login to server (the password from FTP is 

used if not provided)

[binary] 

Tells FTP to use binary mode to transfer the file.

[reboot] 

reboots the system after the upload is complete

[configuration] 

sets up an upload of the main.cfg file from the VDR to the 

remote host/system. The VDR expects the transfer mode and 

the destination directory; it uses the FTP settings for server, 

and so forth, unless individual items are overridden. For 

example upload configuration would upload the main.cfg file 

from the config directory from the VDR to the FTP server 

using the user and password from the FTP settings. 

[image]

uses the filename configured from set ftp and the other FTP 

settings (unless overridden)

Example:

VPacket# upload image s020101.bin

Starting upload of s020101.bin to s020101.bin

File s020101.bin successfully uploaded to s020101.bin

VPacket# upload configuration config2.cfg

Starting upload of config2.cfg to config2.cfg

File config2.cfg successfully uploaded to config2.cfg

VPacket#