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I have a process that involves transferring files from the Windows LAN to an AIX UNIX server using FTP through a VPN connection.
The problem is that some of the files are very large -- up to 4gb. The VPN is fine with the smaller files, but chokes when the size is increased.
Is there a process I can follow to split a file on Windows XP, send to the server, and join back together on UNIX?
This is for a client, so I don't have the capacity to install anything very large on the Windows machine, and certainly not on the UNIX. Although a business case could be made for this issue, I'd say that would be a last resort.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
can you be more specific about the type of UNIX ? (hp-ux solaris, AIX ?) – Sibster – 2012-05-24T10:07:30.553
cat should work fine to concatenate the files at the unix box. Also I found this: http://superuser.com/questions/94083/how-to-split-large-file-on-windows
– ReyCharles – 2012-05-24T10:15:25.473@Sibster, it's AIX - see the first sentence ;-) – Nossidge – 2012-05-24T10:24:02.547