This code will work without any changes provided you know the full path to the file you are trying to download. you'll just need to change a few variables. The code I gave you above will work for downloading from the FTP server. You'll see there are FTP commands such as ListDirectory and Uploadfile etc etc. Here are the different FTP Methods (commands) you can set. Programming method(), but a property called method of the ftpwebrequest object. if you are trying to upload there is a method for that (I use the word method losely because its not really your typical NET object for FTPWebRequest called $ftprequest and you set its method to downloadfile, you can download from it. it took me some time to figure out why you use a + there and I wasn't able to find why. If you look that up on MSDN its actually listed as +Ftp. you have to deal with byte streams and, as I found, a weird method property. That being said, its also not all that easy. NET, youĬould have just as well done it in C# or VB.NET. so the code I pasted to you before is all. NET framework and there is usually a way to do it. This is what makes powershell so awesome. Well you cant natively do it in powershell, meaning, copy-item isnt going to work. $targetfile.Write($readbuffer,0,$readlength) $readlength = $responsestream.Read($readbuffer,0,1024) # loop through the download stream and send the data to the target file $targetfile = New-Object IO.FileStream ($targetpath,::Create) # create the target file on the local system and the download buffer $responsestream = $ftpresponse.GetResponseStream() # get a download stream from the server response # set the request's network credentials for an authenticated connection # Create a FTPWebRequest object to handle the connection to the ftp server Ok, I am getting an error that says 'You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression', and the screen runs non-stop with this message.

Ftp folder as drive far manager