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File Upload Failure

Possible Causes

  • The source or destination directory contains characters not supported by the device, such as spaces.
  • The server root directory does not have sufficient storage space.
  • The MTU on the server or client is modified. The size of data frames sent by the server or client exceeds the maximum value of the peer device or a device on the transmission path. As a result, the data frames are discarded.

Procedure

  1. Check whether the source or destination directory contains characters not supported by the device, such as spaces.

    The directory name cannot contain spaces and the following special characters: ~ * / \ : ' ".

    If the directory contains any of these characters, modify the directory.

  2. Check whether the storage space of the server root directory is sufficient.

    Run the dir command on the server to check the available space of the server root directory.

    If the storage space is insufficient, run the delete /unreserved command in the user view to delete outdated files.

  3. Check whether the MTU on the server or client interface exceeds the maximum value supported by the device.

    Run the display this command in the interface view on the server or client to check the MTU value. If no value is displayed, the default value 1500 is used.

    If the MTU exceeds the maximum value of the server or client, run the mtu command in the interface view to set the MTU to a smaller value. For details on the largest frame size supported by a device, see What Is the MTU of an Interface and What Is the Largest Frame Size Allowed on an Interface? in Interface Management in the FAQs.

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