File transfer to and from Cray-Cyber machines

Important notice:
Please do not transfer files from your local computer to login.cray-cyber.org on saturdays as the performance of the interactive sessions would suffer from it.

How it works:
You have to relay through login.cray-cyber.org for every file. Direct connections forwarded through the firewall to the internal machines are not possible for security and practical reasons.
So - first get your file to login.cray-cyber.org - this can either be done using:
    - SCP (Secure CoPy (preferred)) (please see http://www.freessh.org for a client matching your operating system
    - FTP (vintage, insecure FTP)
When using FTP, please use passive mode (let the Cray-Cyber server initiate the data connection) - this is all somewhat tricky and difficult - for easier access, just use SCP
Log on using your normal username and password.
Your files are now stored on the local HDD of login.cray-cyber.org.
Now open a shell session to an internal machine and get your file using the FTP command of the vintage computer. login.cray-cyber.org is internally called server, so you have to "ftp server"
Or, if the computer has its home mounted via NFS (such as the Cray Y-MP EL), the file will "just be there" in your home directory automatically

File transfer from/to the Cyber 960
If you have files you want to transfer from or to the Cyber, the only possible way is relaying over the server.
To put a file on the Cyber, you first need to upload it to the server via either ftp or scp (preferred). Then you connect to the Cray-YMP EL from the Cyber Shell:

/ftp
WELCOME TO THE NOS CLIENT FTP (VERSION  1.0 , PSR LEVEL  803 ).
  
--INFORMATIVE--  CONNECTING TO TCP/IP NETWORK.
--INFORMATIVE--  CONNECTED TO TCP/IP NETWORK.
  
--WARNING--  PROLOG FILE NOT FOUND OR BUSY.
  
FTP/open yel
User? guest
Password? guest
FTP/dir
[...]
FTP/end