Tool Winscp:windows and Linux for file transfer

Tool Winscp:windows and Linux for file transfer

2016-09-21

"Go from" Using WINSCP software for file transfer in Windows and Linux

When our development machine is Windows and the server is Linux, how do you transfer files between the Windows operating system and the Linux operating system? Most use SCURECRT or putty Telnet, use the SCP, wget and other commands to copy files, there is no fear of trouble installing the FTP server on the server, or enable Samba or even NFS. Just use Linux as a Web server, because the performance is better, more secure and stable. This time to manage the file system, imagine ftp so convenient, and do not want to learn how to install the FTP server, WINSCP is an excellent choice. As long as your Linux host supports remote login (SSH), then you download a winscp, using SSH account login, you can like FTP simple management file system, do not need you on the server to do any operation and settings. Of course, WINSCP also supports the FTP protocol, which can be described as double benefit.

Official explanation: WinSCP is an open-source graphical SFTP client that uses SSH in a Windows environment. The SCP protocol is also supported. Its main function is to copy files between local and remote computers safely.

Official website: http://winscp.net/eng/docs/lang:chs

: http://winscp.net/eng/download.php

Everyone into the official website, you can find the required version, portable executables is the green version, do not need to install, recommended use. After the download is complete, open the executable file, fill in the login information, select the protocol, you can be graphical management.

We only need to fill in 3 places: 1. Host name 2.user name 3.password. Hostname is the IP address of the virtual machine, mine is 58.215.140.108. Username and password are the usernames and passwords that are logged into the virtual machine. It is best to fill in the user name and password when the root user is filled in. Click on the login to enter the Linux system:

interface, the directory to the left of the Windows operating system, and the Linux (CentOS) operating system directory on the right. You can use the mouse to drag the file directly over the past, very convenient.

Tool Winscp:windows and Linux for file transfer