`put \` -> Copy *file* from current local directory to current remote directory `get \` -> Copy *file* from current remote directory to current local directory You can browse and transfer files using commands below sftp -i \ If connection is successful you should see the following output on terminal windowģ. Run the sftp command to connect to SDCC SFTP machine sftp Even with key loaded may need to give sftp key location. I recommend using this method when you don't know where or what files you want to copy and need real time interaction with the files on the local and remote machine.Ģ. When connecting via sftp no setting file is loaded like when you ssh and tab completion may be limited or nonexistent. Although most of these commands are similar to the usual Linux commands for browsing files I will go over the important ones here. For this reason, sftp has its own set of commands to do this. It is works much like ssh except for one major difference, you can browse both local and remote files simultaneously. Stands for SSH (or Secure) File Transfer Protocol. Make sure the correct private key is loaded using methods described here.Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows Subsystem for Linux These two commands MUST be executed on your laptop terminal Not a terminal that is to logged into RCF or one of its gateways. There are two relevant commands sftp and scp I will go through both of these. If you'll notice there is no move command since a local machine should not be able to modify files on a remote machine and vice versa.
This tutorial will walk you through how to copy files that you have stored on RCF onto your local desktop or laptop. Getting Files into and out of BNL RCF servers
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