Note: When performed on NetStorage, reput will always result in a full upload. reput (resume upload): The client queries to see how much of the file exists on the server, and then only uploads the remaining portion of the file.
reget (resume download): The client tells the server to seek to the position corresponding to the end of the portion of the file on the client, and to transfer the remaining bytes. These PuTTY PSFTP commands aren't present in the OpenSSH SFTP client, and aren't supported with NetStorage:. There is no option like there is with the OpenSSH client. The get and put commands have no option to preserve transferred files’ permission and access time attributes. Globbing expressions (wildcard characters) are not supported. Leading # characters aren't treated as comments as they are with the OpenSSH client they are treated as syntax errors. Limited constructs and commands: The PuTTY PSFTP client doesn't support these constructs or commands in either interactive usage or “batch” mode:. Limited globbing support: The PuTTY PSFTP client doesn't support “globbing” (wildcard characters) as fully as the OpenSSH client this also affects PSCP in the -sftp backend mode. There are differences between the PuTTY and OpenSSH SFTP clients: 
PuTTY's PSCP client has an -sftp backend mode of operation that works likes PSFTP. The PuTTY PSFTP client offers a subset of OpenSSH SFTP commands, and is compatible with NetStorage.
Differences between PuTTY PSFTP and OpenSSH SFTP
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