Three ways to transfer files to a Windows Server natively

1, by remote connection to this server, and then the local to the server can directly paste the copy file up

Back to Top 2, can not paste copy, we have the second method:

①, windows+r, input mstsc

②, click the "Options" button to open the Remote Connection tab

Select local resources, click Details

Open the drive and select the letter you want to share

Then click OK, connect to the remote server, open the File Manager, you will see the shared drive letter, and then copy the file directly to it.

Back to Top 3, the third method: the use of FileZilla

We need to install Filezilla_server on the remote server, install the FileZilla client in the native

FileZilla server:Https://pan.baidu.com/s/1o7Aen2a#list/path=%2F

FileZilla client:https://pan.baidu.com/s/1kURfvef

The server and client installation process is basically the next step, and the next step will be

after the server installation is complete, you need to configure:

The first step:

　　　　

Second step: After clicking OK, the following message appears to indicate the success of the login

Note: If you click OK after the following message appears, is the version of the issue, FileZilla Server version in 0.9.44 or more of this situation may occur, excluding 0.9.44

Step Three:

Then click OK and the following message appears stating that the server configuration was successful:

Client Installation configuration:

　　The client is also the next step to click Install Complete, then the following interface appears:

First step: Click on the server in the red circle as above

Enter the appropriate information in turn

Then click on Connect to do it.

Three ways to transfer files to a Windows Server natively