SecureCRT in Linux and Windows local file upload sftp

In SecureCRT, you can use SFTP for file transfer.

1. Start

(1) In the session, the right mouse button select "Connect Sftp Session";

or (2) press alt+p at the same time to open the SFTP session;

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2, in the new session can start the file transfer operation;

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We can start by entering the help command, which shows that the FTP provides all the commands

Some of the main commands are described below:

PWD: Querying the directory where the Linux host resides (that is, the remote host directory)

LPWD: Querying a local directory (typically the directory where Windows uploads files: We can view the "options"

"Session Options" in the drop-down box)

ls: query which files are connected to the directory in which the current Linux host resides

LLS: Query what files are currently in the local upload directory

LCD: Change the path of the local upload directory

CD: Change the remote upload directory

Get: Download files from a remote directory to a local directory

Put: Uploading files from a local directory to a remote host (Linux)

Quit: Disconnect FTP connection

Follow-up will also explain other ways: SCP, Xmodem/ymodem/zmodem, sshsecureshellclient;

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SecureCRT on Linux and Windows local file-transfer sftp