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Xftp does not have the ability to send and receive files directly as command line parameters. However, as a using command line parameter used parameters for the scheduled transfertransfers, you can send and receive files using the command line in CMD, etc.

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1. Create a Scheduled Transfer Instance

   1. Execute scheduled transfer from the [Tools] menu.
      

      

   2. Click New.

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      • Name: Enter a name that does not overlap with an existing schedule. This name will be used on the command line.

      • Start on, Period: If it the transfer is not to be executed periodically in the Windows Task scheduler, select the Period as ‘once’ and set the Start on to the elapsed date and time.

      • Source, Destination: For file uploaduploads, select 'Local' for the source Session Type of the source and 'Remote' for the destination Session Type of the destination. In the case of download. For file downloads, select 'Remote' as the session type of the source Source Session Type and 'Local' as the session type of the destination Session Type.

      • Type: You can select a single file or a folder containing multiple files to transfer. You can format files and folders by date and time.

      • Session: To upload a file to and download files to and from a remote server or download a file from the remote, you must designate a session file to connect to the remote server.

      • Path: Directly enter Enter the location to save the transferred files or folders.
        

   3. Click ‘OK’ to save the schedule instance.
      

2. Running a schedule instance from the command line
   

   Code Block
   Xftp.exe -newwin -sched "a_schedule_name"

   

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