-a Tells FTP to use any available interface when creating a connection to the host.
-w:Buffer_Size Changes the data transfer buffer size. The default size of 4,096 bytes normally
works well. However, you might want to decrease the buffer size if you experience errors
on a connection or use a larger buffer size for local connections. A large buffer is more efficient,
but you lose less data for each damaged packet when working with a small buffer.
-A Logs in as an anonymous user. Note that this is the only switch typed in uppercase.
-? Displays online help. Note that, at the time of this writing, there are typos in both the Help
and Support Center document and the application-supplied help.
-x:sendbuffer Overrides the default send buffer size of 8,192 bytes.
-r:recvbuffer Overrides the default received buffer size of 8,192 bytes.
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-b:asyncbuffers Overrides the default number of asynchronous buffers (3 is the default).
Host Provides name or address of the host you want to connect to for a file download.
The FTP utility provides a surprising array of commands you can use after you run the utility.
There really are too many to list here, but you can get a list easily enough.
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