Linux uses SCP remote transfer command for server file mutual transfer (Aliyun server) _linux

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It seems that the next Aliyun two cloud servers, are the same area, so decided to file transmission through the intranet, speed does not say (normal transmission file speed can reach 35m~50m/s), also do not occupy the public network bandwidth.

Ali so the server has a security Group Policy, you may need to set the intranet into, out of the direction of the IP White list:

If your cloud server does not have the above security policy, you can ignore it.

The next step is to use the SCP Remote Transfer command, which, as long as it is a Linux system, is logged in to the SSH client (such as Putty).

1, get the files on the remote server

Scp-p 2223 root@10.23.185.16:/root/test.tar.gz/home/test.tar.gz

The uppercase P in the command is the port parameter, 2223 is the port of SSH, and if it is 22, you may not need this parameter, if it is a different port, you must fill it out.
Root@10.23.185.16 means to log on to a remote server using root user 10.23.185.16
:/root/test.tar.gz represents the files and paths on the remote server
The/home/test.tar.gz on the last side represents the path and file name saved locally.
After executing the command, the normal word will have a question, enter Yes return, and then need to enter the remote server's root password, can return.

2, get the directory on the remote server

Scp-p 2223-r root@10.23.185.16:/root/dirname//home/dirname/

Note: If it is a directory, you need to add a-R parameter

3, upload the local files to the server

Scp-p 2223/home/test.tar.gz root@10.23.185.16:/root/test.tar.gz

4, upload the local directory to the server

Scp-p 2223-r/home/dirname/root@10.23.185.16:/root/dirname/

Use SCP for intranet transmission, the speed is sure lever!