BlueZone Secure FTP supports the use of command line switches
during program startup.
- Use the /C command line switch to open
the application and connect to a specific host name.
The following example opens a session with the name
myHost:
BZFTP.EXE
/CmyHost
- Use the /S command line switch to open
a specific session number.
The number can be from 1 through 99. All sessions are
numbered with a T# where # is a number 1-99. The following example
opens session 10. BlueZone Secure FTP displays T10:
BZFTP.EXE
/S10
- Use the /Ffilename command
line switch to open BlueZone Secure FTP and use the configuration
that is stored in filename. The
configuration file must exist in the BlueZone Secure FTP /Config directory.
The following example opens the
myConfig.zft configuration
file:
BZFTP.EXE /FmyConfig.zft
Refer to DOS command line support for a detailed explanation of using the application
in batch files.
Refer to Command line switch table for a complete list of BlueZone Secure FTP
command line switches.