The Embedded FTP Server supports only a subset of standard FTP Commands. The following FTP Commands are supported:
| Code | Command | Description |
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| USER | User Name | Starts login with name identifying the user. |
| PASS | Password | Continues login with the user's password. |
| QUIT | Logout | Closes the user connection. |
| SYST | System | Identifies the operating system at the server. |
| NOOP | No Operation | Sends an OK reply. |
| XNOP | No Operation | (same as NOOP) |
| PWD | Print Working Directory | Returns the name of the current working directory. |
| XPWD | Print Working Directory | (same as PWD) |
| CWD | Change Working Directory | Changes the current working directory of the user. |
| XCWD | Change Working Directory | (same as CWD) |
| CDUP | Change Directory Up | Changes working directory to the parent of the current directory. |
| XCUP | Change Directory Up | (same as CDUP) |
| MKD | Make Directory | Creates a sub directory in the current working directory. |
| XMKD | Make Directory | (same as MKD) |
| RMD | Remove Directory | Removes the directory. |
| XRMD | Remove Directory | (same as RMD) |
| TYPE | Representation Type | Supports ASCII and Image types. |
| PORT | Data Port | Specifies the data port to be used in data connection. |
| PASV | Passive | Requests the server to listen on a data port and wait for a connection. |
| LIST | List | Sends a directory listing to the user. |
| NLST | Name List | Sends a directory listing to the user. |
| RETR | Retrieve | Sends a file content to the user. |
| STOR | Store | Saves a captured user file on server. |
| APPE | Append | Appends a captured user file to an existing file on server. |
| DELE | Delete | Deletes a specified file from server. |
| RNFR | Rename From | Specifies the name of existing file to rename. (must be followed by RNTO). |
| RNTO | Rename To | Renames an existing file to new name. |
| HELP | Help | Returns a list of supported commands. |
| SIZE | Size | Returns the size of a specified file. |
| MDTM | Last-modified Time | Returns last-modified time of a specified file. |