Upload and download files based on SFTP

1. What is SFTP?

SFTP is the abbreviation for Secure File Transfer protocol, security File Transfer Protocol. You can provide a secure encryption method for transferring files. It is mainly used for uploading and downloading files on Linux systems without any other ancillary software or tools.

2. How do I open sftp?

Linux is entered directly in the terminal: sftp [email protected] IP (or remote host name). When authentication occurs, a remote link can be achieved by simply filling in the correct password. Login success after the terminal rendered: Sftp>

SFTP Login on informal port (regular port # 22nd): sftp-o port=1000 [email protected] IP.

　　

3. How do I upload and download?

Upload: put/path/filename (Local host)/path/filename (remote host);

Download: get/path/filename (remote host)/path/filename (local host).

4. Related

Windows can use Core Ftp,filezilla, winscp,xftp to connect sftp to upload, download files, create, delete directories, etc.

Upload and download files based on SFTP