Transferring files on two Linux servers SCP

Upload the Ins.war on the 107 server to the 38 server-specific directory:

Scp/gxxj/apache-tomcat-7.0.78-ins/ins.war [Email protected]:/data/

Upload the Ins.war on the 107 server to the 45 server-specific directory:

Scp/gxxj/apache-tomcat-7.0.78-ins/ins.war [Email protected]:/var/tomcat-7/

Move the Tomcat folder on 38 to the 45 machine:

Scp-r/data/apache-tomcat-7.0.78-ins [Email protected]:/var/tomcat-7/

Note: Once you have entered the command, you will be prompted to enter "Yes" and enter the password for the target server account.

Conditions:

1, both servers are local area network (local area network transmission speed);

2, two server communication no problem;

3, no firewall.

Assume that ssh for A/b machine allows root login:

a:192.168.1.240

b:192.168.1.102

To upload a/root/abc.zip to B machine and put it in the/ABC directory, you can use the command on a machine:

scp/root/abc.zip [Email protected]:/abc/

If the SSH port is not the default 22, for example, port 1234, add-P parameter:

Scp-p 1234/root/abc.zip [Email protected]:/abc/

You can also use the command on the B machine:

SCP [Email protected]:/root/abc.zip/abc/

Transferring files on two Linux servers SCP