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For Linux system users, SSH is often the primary means to securely transfer files between systems. Of the many tools available, scp is one of the most user-friendly and efficient. To use scp effectively, you can follow these steps:
Run the SCP Command:
scp [-P] [username]@[ip]:[/file/path] /[local/file/path]
- Replace
usernamewith your Linux username. - Substitute
ipwith the target server's IP address. - Enter the full path of the file on the Linux server.
- Provide the destination file path on your local machine.
Using XShell for Cross-Platform File Transfer:XShell is a versatile tool that allows you to manage and transfer files between Linux and Windows servers seamlessly. Once installed, you can:
- Upload Files to Server: Drag and drop files into XShell's interface or use the built-in file explorer.
- Download Files from Server: Select files and save them to your local machine's preferred directory.
For transferring files between systems, both sz (for sending files to the server) and rz (for retrieving files from the server) are reliable solutions. When using these tools:
- Send Files to Local Machine:
sz filename
- Download Files from Server:
rz
After executing
rz, a pop-up window will appear, allowing you to select and upload files from your local machine to the server.
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