Datatek DT-7000 Utilities - Manual (Page 9)

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One of the following options: the –sa option, the –sp<pass> option or the –sP option must be given in
the command line. If one of the latter two options is chosen, the password for logging into the FTP
server that receives the backup file is either specified on the command line or prompted with echo off.
4.1.2 U SAGE FOR BNS E NDPOINTS (C OMM K IT /IP-C OMM K IT C ONNECTED S UPPORT H OST
P LATFORM )
Syntax: <dt6backup> [-v] [-d] [-V] [–p<pass>] [-P]
-sa | -sp<pass> | -sP
<sn<server>] [–sl<login>]
<DialString> <filename>
Where:
-v Print Version of the Utility, then exit
-d Connection Debug (verbose) print enable
-V Abbreviated Debug (verbose) showing runtime progress of the utility
-p<pass> Password for logging into the DT product (Default is “initial”)
-P
As an alternative to supplying the –p<pass> option, -P causes dt6backup to prompt
for the unit password when it is needed. The password is not echoed.
-sa
Allows direct file transfer to the host. This requires the minimum level or higher of the
platform software. If this option is used, none of the other –s options is needed.
-sn<server>
Name or IP address of the FTP server to receive the backup file. If this is not supplied,
the server running the utility is used as the FTP server.
-sl<login>
The login on the FTP server to receive the backup file. If this is not supplied, the user
running the utility is used as the login for FTP.
-sp<pass> The password for the login on the FTP server to receive the backup file
-sP
As an alternative to using the –sp<pass> option, -sP causes dt6backup to prompt for
the server password when it is needed. The password is not echoed.
<DialString> The BNS dialstring of the DT product console
<filename> The target filename on the server including its directory string, if necessary.
One of the following options: the –sa option, the –sp<pass> option or the –sP option must be given in
the command line. If one of the latter two options is chosen, the password for logging into the FTP
server that receives the backup file is either specified on the command line or prompted with echo off.