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Webserver upload How to

You can upload files for personal web pages on MTNL using ftp from the command line.

1. ftp to delhi1.mtnl.net.in
   Go to Command Prompt

Suppose you want to upload a file named index.html is in your local harddisk under C:\users



Now you are ready to upload. Specify the type of file (ASCII (text) or Binary) that you want to upload.
Default file type is Binary

ftp>ascii (for text files) or
ftp>bin (for binary files)
Now upload the file, which you want to publish.

ftp>put index.htm
200 PORT command succesful.
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for index.htm
226 Transfer complete
186 bytes sent in 0.00 seconds (186000.00 Kbytes/sec)

You can upload multiple files same way. Once you have finished uploading, quit the session by issuing the comman 'bye'

ftp>bye

C:\user>

Remember,

1. File names are case sensitive
2. The file you want as your homepage must be named index.html (all lower case)

Other useful ftp commands which you may want to know

1. dir(to see the listing for directories in your file)
2. del 'filename'(to delete the file which you uploaded earlier)
3. get 'filename'(to download file from server to local directory)
4. put 'filename'(to upload file from local directory to server)
5. help( to learn more about other ftp commands)

If you are familiar with FTP tools other then through command prompt, and which are GUI based, you can use them to upload files to your personal web pages.