Vista - newbie - How to use FTP in powershell

Hi

Are there any built in cmdlets with ftp support, or should I use the ftp.exe
in a powershell script to move and copy files to an ftp server?
I'm totally new with powershell, so please help :-)

/A.

No native cmdlets, but a plugin is available
http://www.nsoftware.com/powershell/

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"Andy.I" <Andy.I@community.nospam> wrote in message
news:B2A8E38A-65CB-4C5B-AB61-793C1250A113@microsoft.com...
> Hi
>
> Are there any built in cmdlets with ftp support, or should I use the
> ftp.exe in a powershell script to move and copy files to an ftp server?
> I'm totally new with powershell, so please help :-)
>
> /A.

There is no cmdlet for ftp in the base install of PowerShell but you could
use the .net classes that give access to ftp such as ftpwebrequest

IIRC there have been some recent posts on this in the forum
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"Andy.I" wrote:

> Hi
>
> Are there any built in cmdlets with ftp support, or should I use the ftp.exe
> in a powershell script to move and copy files to an ftp server?
> I'm totally new with powershell, so please help :-)
>
> /A.
>