WinSCP3 - Local & Remote PC files TRANSFER.
WinSCP3 - Local & Remote PC files TRANSFER.
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WINSCP3
"an open source free SFTP client for Windows using SSH. Legacy SCP protocol is also supported. Its main function is safe copying of files between a local and a remote computer."
Let's use it's main function then, and show how to transfer files from linux to windows.
REQUIREMENT:
- Remote System to be LINUX, and ON.
- Knowledge of the Remote System's login info (username, password) and IP Address/host name.
- Local System to be Windows XP/Vista
- Port 22 not be blocked by (software/hardware) firewall
Let's go!
NOW…
Suppose that a friend of yours [LINUX] has some files that he offers to you [WINDOWS].
To connect to his "box", and get unobstructed access to files/folders:
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Download WinSCP's: http://winscp.net/eng/download.php. (I suggest downloading the "Standalone Application" since you don't need to install it. Just click and run it).
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Double click the Program, and you should get a screen resembling: http://www.ocssolutions.com/support/images/secure-ftp-winscp.gif
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Input in the form of the application their: a. Host Name/IP Address b. Port Number: 22 (default) c. Username d. Password
NOTE: check the appropriate boxes/buttons according to your preferences and system configuration.
Otherwise, the default settings should be fine for normal operation.
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Click on "LOGIN"
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If all went well, you should be presented with a screen looking like: http://winscp.net/eng/data/media/screenshots/commander.png
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All you need to do, now, is to drag and drop your files across the systems.
Happy File transfering or Pirating.
Keepin' it Rael,
- NETFISH!
n3w7yp3 17 years ago
No offense, netfish, but this was really a waste. Everyone knows about scp and sftp.
[n3w7yp3@localhost n3w7yp3]$ whatis sftp sftp (1) - Secure file transfer program sftp-server (8) - SFTP server subsystem [n3w7yp3@localhost n3w7yp3]$ whatis scp scp (1) - secure copy (remote file copy program) [n3w7yp3@localhost n3w7yp3]$
Incidently, this will also work with any host running OpenSSH, not just Linux.
Really, this is a waste of space, as is this comment. The only reason I'm leaving anything is because you asked people to.
ghost 17 years ago
G-Line, thx for the comment, boss. You can and won't stop me. It might be a waste of your time, but not for people who don't know how to use it…
richohealey 17 years ago
i agree this wasn't as good as your other arts netfish.
it's a fairly niche piece of info, really people who understand what ssh is, will probably have the knowhow to use use sftp.