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7.1 | 1 | Use WinSCP if you want to transfer files over SSH to/from a server: [[https:~~/~~/winscp.net/>>https://winscp.net/]] |
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3 | When WinSCP is started, it asks you where to connect. | ||
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5 | Below example shows "Host name" and "User name" filled in if you want to connect to ##192.168.1.1## as ##root## user. | ||
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7 | (Some hosts might not have SFTP server. In such case, choose "SCP" under "File protocol".) | ||
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6.1 | 12 | There may be warning if this is the first time you are connecting to the host. Usually you can accept it. |
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14 | Now you get a file listing interface. On the left is the list of files in your local computer. On the right is the list of files in the server. | ||
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6.1 | 19 | Usually the list of files in server being show are those in the user's home directory. In above example, you are viewing files in ##/root##. |
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21 | Double-click ".." on the right side to navigate around the files in the server! | ||
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