FTP Download by Date
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11/26/08 by Ashley Wiseparts are missing
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12/2/08 by Leonard AmabileHi Ashley, What parts are missing from the tutorial? Leonard Amabile Network Automation, Inc.
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7/2/09 by Jim Leiconfuse. It is "download " from C drive to remote location? i think it should be "upload"
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7/2/09 by Leonard AmabileHi Jim, The field entries are reversed in the tutorial. This is a download action. When following the tutorial and creating a task, please reverse the information in the FTP Download action for it to function properly. Leonard
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7/7/11 by Jason BeckettThis is a rather base example. In the real world you want to be able to download by the file creation date or file modified date. Typically file names are named so quaintly with the date in them.
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