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09.10.2008 at 11:14PM PDT, ID: 23721904 | Points: 20
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How to FTP to a non-standard port?

Asked by Midnight27 in File Transfer Protocol (FTP), MS DOS, FTP Servers

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I'm trying to run an automated .bat file to connect to a remote FTP site and upload a file.  I prefer this to work on port 4900.

Trying this on a commandline fails with the error Unknown host midnightgaming.net:4900.

ftp midnightgaming.net:4900

I also tried:

ftp midnightgaming.net 4900

How can I make this work without needing to run another FTP server on a different port?Start Free Trial
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