--update or -u

<domain name>

Updates the anonymous FTP settings.

To enable the anonymous FTP service on the domain example.com:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true

or

anonftp.exe -u example.com -status true

--info or -i

<domain name>

Retrieves the information about anonymous FTP settings.

To get the info about anonymous FTP settings on example.com:

anonftp.exe --info example.com

or

anonftp.exe -i example.com

--help or -h

Displays help on the use of the utility.

To see the help info on the use of this utility:

anonftp.exe --help

or

anonftp.exe -h

-status

true|false

Enables/Disables the anonymous FTP service on the specified domain.

To enable the anonymous FTP service on example.com:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true

-message

true|false

Enables/Disables displaying a login message.

Is false by default.

To display the 'Welcome!' login message when logging to the anonymous FTP service on example.com:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -message true -message-text "Welcome!"

-message-text

<string>

Specifies a login message text.

-incoming

true|false

Enables/Disables upload to the incoming directory.

Is false by default.

To enable uploading files to the incoming directory:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -incoming true

-incoming-dirs

true|false

Allows/Prohibit creating directories in the incoming directory.

Is false by default.

To allow creating directories in the incoming directory:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -incoming-dirs true

-incoming-downloads

true|false

Enables/Disables downloading from the incoming directory.

Is false by default.

To allow downloading from the incoming directory:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -incoming-downloads true

-incoming-limit

<number>[B|K|M|G|T]

Restricts the disk space used by the incoming directory.

Unlimited if set to -1.

To restrict the disk space for the incoming directory to 10 MB:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -incoming-limit 10M

-max-connects

<number>

Restricts the number of available simultaneous connections.

Unlimited if set to -1.

To restrict the number of simultaneous FTP connections to 40:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -max-connects 40

-bandwidth

<number>[B|K|M|G|T]

Restricts the download bandwidth.

Unlimited if set to -1.

Note: Use this option only if the anonymous FTP service on the domain supports download restriction. For example, the MS FTP server doesn't support this feature.

To restrict the download bandwidth to 1 MB:

anonftp.exe --update example.com -status true -bandwidth 1M