Copy From Local Windows to Remote UNIX via Universal Command Manager for Windows

The following figure illustrates the copying of a file from a local Windows system to a remote UNIX system. Although the command is shown on two lines, it should be entered on one line at the command prompt. If it is coded in a script, the Windows continuation character of ¬ must be used.

ucmd -cmd " /opt/universal/bin/ucopy -output /tmp/unixoutputfile" 
-host unixhost -encryptedfile unixid.file 
< c:\temp\ntinputfile

The stdin of the ucmd manager on the local host is redirected to the stdout of the remote host and written to /tmp/unixoutputfile. The command ucopy is installed as part of Universal Command Server on the remote system. The file is copied as a text file since the default transfer mode for standard files is text.

Parameters

The following parameters should be changed to match your information:

Parameter	Description
unixoutputfile	Path and filename of output file
ntinputfile	Path and file name of input file
unixhost	IP address of sending UNIX server
unixid.file	File on the Windows server used to house the authentication parameters for the UNIX server

Command Line Options

The command line options used in this example are:

Option	Description
-cmd	Remote command ucopy file to execute. The ucopy program copies the files specified on the command line to its stdout.
-host	Directs the command to a computer with a host name of unixhost.
-encryptedfile	File from which to read encrypted command options.

Components

Universal Command Manager for Windows

Universal Copy