CFC Media (SD Card) Introduction
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Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Setting Up the Switch)
SHOW TRANSFER
Syntax
SHOW TRANSFER [ ={ transferid-list | ALL } ]
Description Displays current file transfer operations, including those in progress and those that are
pending. The information is displayed in a columnar format. For files that are being trans-
ferred to or from a network server (as result of a PUT FILE or GET FILE command, the
following is displayed:
- an ID, which is simply a number associated with a particular file transfer to serve as an
identifying tag
- the CMD, which is the command that was used to initiate the file transfer. The com-
mand is either PUT or GET.
- Remote file, which is the name of the file being transferred to or from the network
server
- Local file, which is the name of the file on the CFC flash file system being transferred to
or from the network server
- the Server, which is the IP address of the network server
- the Mode, which is the protocol being used for the file transfer. Currently, only TFTP is
supported.
- the Status, which describes the current state of the file transfer operation. The status is
either Progress, which means that the transfer is in progress, or Pending, which means
that the transfer is delayed and will begin when other transfers are completed.
- the MB, which is the number of megabytes that have been transferred, if the associated
transfer status is in progress For files that are being transferred from the CFC flash file
system to another card in the shelf (as result of a PUT FILE operation), the following is
displayed: - the Card, which is the card the file is being transferred to
- the CMD, which is the command that was used to initiate the file transfer. Currently,
only the PUT command is supported.
Options The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example SHOW TRANSFER ALL
Option Description Default Value
TRANSFER The transfer ID(s), separated by a comma ALL
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