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| This guide explains how to convert existing FTP file transfer script using [[http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490910.aspx|Windows built-in command-line FTP client]] (''ftp.exe'') to SFTP [[scripting|script using WinSCP]]. | This guide explains how to convert existing FTP file transfer script using [[http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490910.aspx|Windows built-in command-line FTP client]] (''ftp.exe'') to SFTP [[scripting|script using WinSCP]]. | ||
| - | You can also use it to convert FTP script using ''ftp.exe'' to WinSCP, in case you want to use some advanced feature that WinSCP offers (such as [[ftps|FTP over TLS/SSL]] or [[scriptcommand_synchronize|synchronization]]). | + | You can also use it to convert FTP script using ''ftp.exe'' to WinSCP, in case you want to use some advanced feature that WinSCP offers, such as [[ftps|FTP over TLS/SSL]], [[scriptcommand_synchronize|synchronization]] or passive mode.((WinSCP defaults to passive mode.)) |
| ===== [[commandline]] Converting Command-Line ===== | ===== [[commandline]] Converting Command-Line ===== | ||