Use Putty to copy log files from a Linux server to a local

1. Open Putty, enter the host name or IP you want to access for example:qtstgfs2job01.appnet.atpco.org

2. Login, default SSH port 22

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3. Enter the user name, password

4. Go to the Log folder (command: Cd/log)

5. View all log files (command: ls-a)

6. Go to the command line and go to PuTTY install directory CD C:\Program Files (x86) \putty

7. Copy File command:

PSCP [email protected]:/log/qtstgfs2job01_gfsload.log c:\test\GfsLoad.log

where Atpstyz is the user name

Qtstgfs2job01.appnet.atpco.org is the server name

Copy the contents of the Stgfs2job01_GfsLoad.log.log file to the GfsLoad.log file in the test folder on the local C drive (created locally)

Use Putty to copy log files from a Linux server to a local