Anonymous user access, also called Anonymous FTP, lets you
    make an FTP connection to a remote host by specifying the name
    ANONYMOUS (or another name defined by the system manager). With
    Anonymous FTP, you do not need:

    o  A registered user account on the remote host

    o  To use your own user account, if you have one

    o  To supply a password

    With Anonymous FTP, you can perform the following actions:

    o  View remote directories

       -  View the guest and public directories with the FTP command
          DIRECTORY.

       -  If set up, the public directory called GUEST$PUBLIC has
          general bulletin-board information. It contains files of
          interest to FTP users.

    o  Copy files

       -  Enter GET and PUT commands to copy files to and from
          GUEST$PUBLIC.

       -  The public area is read-only. You can enter the GET command
          to copy files from the remote host to your local system.

       Optionally, there may be an ANONYMOUS$USER directory where you
       can perform the following actions:

       -  Delete files

       -  Create directories

       -  Delete directories

       -  Rename files

       -  Rename directories

       The system manager sets up the access restrictions for
       Anonymous FTP that determine the availability of features.

                                   NOTE

       GUEST$PUBLIC and ANONYMOUS$USER are devices names for
       directories that may be set up by the system manager. See
       the HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Management manual for
       more information.