Copy files between different machines in Linux

Copy files between different machines in Linux

In Linux, the scp command is used to copy files between different machines.

(1) Local Machine: scp local file destination:

For example: scp/home/odp-web.war root@192.168.6.137:/usr/local/Tomcat/wepapps/

(2) other machines to test the local machine: scp local path of files on other machines

For example: scp root@192.168.6.137:/usr/local/Tomcat/wepapps // home/odp-web.war

Supplement: File Transfer between scp and Windows (run scp in Linux, and there is no scp command tool in Windows)

If you want to transmit files through the scp command with Windows, you must first install the ssh server on Windows, such as Bitvise SSH Server (you may need to modify the firewall configuration to open port 22)

After running the ssh server on Windows, you can run the scp command on other Linux machines, such:

Upload to Linux: scp 'bkjia @ 192.168.3.202:/c:/Users/bkjia/Desktop/read \ note.txt './

Transfer to other Windows: scp./RUNNING.txt bkjia@192.168.3.202:/c:/Users/bkjia/Desktop/

In addition, because of the ssh server, other machines can use tools such as xshell to connect to Windows.

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