File transfer from UNIX to NT.

[raj]

Hi Friends,

Is there any way to transfer a flat file from UNIX to Windows NT through an NT batch script without using FTP (and vice verssa)?

Thanks & Regards,

Raj

[David Westmore]

This page might be useful:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/unix/interop/default.asp

FTP is the simplest solution, IMHO.

Regards

David Westmore
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raj at 7/4/01 10:35:27 AM


Hi Friends,

Is there any way to transfer a flat file from UNIX to Windows NT through an NT batch script without using FTP (and vice verssa)?

Thanks & Regards,

Raj

[Anu]

FTP is the best way to do file transfers


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raj at 7/4/01 10:35:27 AM


Hi Friends,

Is there any way to transfer a flat file from UNIX to Windows NT through an NT batch script without using FTP (and vice verssa)?

Thanks & Regards,

Raj

[Tom Goltl]

We use SAMBA and then can map or use unc to copy files back and forth from unix to nt. I feel that ftp is the best way though.

Hope this helps

Tom


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raj at 7/4/01 10:35:27 AM


Hi Friends,

Is there any way to transfer a flat file from UNIX to Windows NT through an NT batch script without using FTP (and vice verssa)?

Thanks & Regards,

Raj

[Mike Hoyt]

We use NFS to make the Unix directory accessible directly from Windows. Requires an NFS client on your PC (Netmanage Viewnow Interdrive client) or Unixtools on the NT Server as well as NFS installed on the Unix machine. The shared Unix directory needs to be set up by unix administrator with permissions as well.

We have a SQL Server based Windows application running in a manufacturing plant that is transferring tranaction information to and from an older Unix based application once every 5 minutes. The NFS technology and a job scheduler are the tools that we useto make this work.

Regards,

Michael Hoyt
IMP Group International
902 493-2317

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raj at 7/4/01 10:35:27 AM


Hi Friends,

Is there any way to transfer a flat file from UNIX to Windows NT through an NT batch script without using FTP (and vice verssa)?

Thanks & Regards,

Raj