FTP files from one server to another

i have two servers and need to transfer files from one server to another.

i transfer files from server1 to my c:\temp (using mget) then from c:\temp to server2( using mput).

My question is that :

"Is it possible to transfer files directly from server 1 to server2 without using C:\temp as a buffer?"

if yes then how.

Further i wish to put this entire ftp exercise in a script. how to go abt that?

What is there to do with UNIX?

man scp

christo

If you have a login on both servers, then simply log in
to server 1 and ftp the files to server 2 using mput.

Some, but not all, versions of ftp accept input via
shell heredoc i.e.

ftp server 2 <<FPM
user ....
password ....
mput filenames
FPM

- Finnbarr

now i ftp to a server1 then following commands:
lcd to local drive( c:\temp)
then mget files
then ftp to server2 then following commands:
lcd to local drive( c:\temp)
then mput files

now u r saying ftp to server1 then
wat commands shall i use. i mean the complete syntax of mput command.

Also, there is an easiear way for those who are not programming savy - directransfer.net
I found it recently and it seems to do the job for me.