Estoy intentando conectar mi teléfono a mi PC a través de FTP y abrir el FTP con el Explorador de Windows usando cmd.
A continuación se muestran los códigos:
@echo off
echo Setup connection to ftp 192.168.43.1
ipconfig | findstr /I "192.168.43.1"
:: Opens ipconfig and searches for string "192.168.43.1" in the output of ipconfig to check if 192.168.43.1 is connected
if %errorlevel% == 0 (
echo Connection set
%windir%\explorer.exe ftp://192.168.43.1:8888/
) else (
echo Connection not set
echo Setting up connection...
netsh wlan connect name="sdc-yayjg"
:: "sdc-yayjg" is the host name of 192.168.43.1
timeout 3 > NUL
echo Opening ftp 192.168.43.1
ipconfig | findstr /I "192.168.43.1"
if %errorlevel% == 0 (
echo Connection set
%windir%\explorer.exe ftp://192.168.43.1:8888/
) else (
echo FAIL: Connection not set.
echo Press any key to exit.
pause > NUL
Almaceno esos códigos en un archivo por lotes y cuando ejecuto el archivo por lotes, cmd se abre durante aproximadamente un milisegundo y luego sale, quiero decir, la ventana de cmd simplemente parpadea durante unos milisegundos y no sucede nada. No se establece ninguna conexión ni nada parecido.
Los códigos funcionan bien sin el comando "findstr". No puedo eliminar ese comando porque es muy esencial verificar el estado de la red.
Respuesta1
Pruebe este código (editado para mejorar la modularidad para futuros usuarios y código ligeramente mejorado para una mejor experiencia de usuario):
@echo off
goto setup
:setup
title FTP Connection w/ network support
SET "FTP=192.168.43.1"
:: Location of the FTP server
SET "FTPPORT=8888"
:: The FTP server's port
SET "WIRELESS=sdc-yayjg"
:: The network where the FTP server resides
SET "TRIES=0"
:: Please do not tamper with.
SET "MAXTRIES=3"
:: How many tries before failure
SET "TIMETOCONNECT=3"
:: How much time to give to connect to the network
echo Setting up connection to FTP %FTP%...
goto check1
:check1
if %TRIES% LSS %MAXTRIES% (
SET /A "TRIES=TRIES+1"
goto check2
) else (
goto Fail
)
:check2
echo Checking for FTP Server presence...
ipconfig | findstr /I "%FTP%"
:: Opens ipconfig and searches for %FTP%. (in this case it's "192.168.43.1") in the output of ipconfig to check if 192.168.43.1 is connected
if %errorlevel% EQU 0 (
goto 0
) else (
echo Presence not found. Assuming connection not set...
goto 1
)
:1
echo Connection not set after %TRIES% times.
echo Setting up connection...
netsh wlan connect name="%WIRELESS%"
:: This script assumes that WIRELESS (sdc-yayjg) houses the IP (192.168.43.1)
timeout %TIMETOCONNECT% > NUL
goto check1
:Fail
echo FAIL: Connection not set after %MAXTRIES% tries.
echo Press any key to exit.
pause > NUL
exit
)
:0
echo Internet Connection set - Connecting to FTP via Windows Explorer...
%windir%\explorer.exe ftp://%FTP%:%FTPPORT%/
echo Connection Sucessful. Windows Explorer should now open...
echo Press any key to close this window.
pause > NUL
exit
En caso de que el código anterior no funcione, el código original (que funciona según OP con algunos cambios cosméticos) se encuentra a continuación.
@echo off
echo Setting up connection to FTP 192.168.43.1...
goto Check
:check
ipconfig | findstr /I "192.168.43.1"
:: Opens ipconfig and searches for 192.168.43.1 in the output of ipconfig to check if 192.168.43.1 is connected
if %errorlevel% == 0 (
goto 0
) else (
goto 1
)
:: Close your if statements!
:1
echo Connection not set
echo Setting up connection...
netsh wlan connect name="sdc-yayjg"
:: "sdc-yayjg" is the host name of 192.168.43.1
timeout 3 > NUL
echo Opening ftp 192.168.43.1
ipconfig | findstr /I "192.168.43.1"
if %errorlevel% == 0 (
goto 0
) else (
echo FAIL: Connection not set after three tries.
echo Press any key to exit.
pause > NUL
:: Close your if statements!
exit
)
:0
echo Internet Connection set - Connecting to FTP via Windows Explorer...
%windir%\explorer.exe ftp://192.168.43.1:8888/
exit