PSCP.EXE(DAY 9)

PSCP.EXE:
we are going to use PSCP.EXE executable file to transfer from local machine to remote and vice versa

• c\Users\praveen>cd c:\Program Files\putty
• c:\Program Files\putty>PSCP.EXE
•  pscp:no host name specified; use "open host.name" to connect
• pscp> open 198.189.95.4(use IP address of a linux machine)
• login as:username
•  username@198.189.95.4's password:enter ur password
• remote working directory is /username(connected to linux machine)
• pscp>cd file
• remote directory is now /username/file
• pscp>pwd
• remote directory is /username/file
• pscp>ls 
• listing directory /username/file
• some files which are existing under file will display here(for example abc.txt)
• pscp>get abc.txt
• remote :/username/file/abc.txt =>local:abc.txt
• pscp>put xyz.txt
• local:xyz.txt => remote:/username/file/xyz.txt

another way to transfer from local to remote

• c:\Program Files\putty>PSCP.EXE c:\mySource\*.html  username@198.189.95.4:/username/file/
•  username@198.189.95.4's password:enter ur password
• files are transfered
• c:\program files\putty>

another way to transfer from remote to local

• c:\Program Files\putty>PSCP.EXE   username@198.189.95.4:/username/file/*.txt c:\mySource\
•  username@198.189.95.4's password:enter ur password
• files are transfered
• c:\program files\putty>
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