SFTP Client
Transfer your files securely between your servers and your PC
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Transfer your files securely between your servers and your PC
Last updated
This protocol is a modern file transfer protocol that is implemented as part of the Secure SHell (SSH) protocol version 2.0 engineered by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). It allows secure file transfers from the client to the server and from the server to the client.
To connect the client to the SFTP server, you have two ways to initiate a connection to the server, which is connecting directly from the main shell, and connecting inside the SFTP shell.
To connect directly from UESH, please follow the steps:
Use the sftp <server> command
Authenticate using your username and your password or your private key
You're connected!
To connect to your SFTP server inside the SFTP shell, please follow the steps:
Use the sftp command
Now, execute the connect <server> command
Authenticate using your username and your password or your private key file
You're connected!
To see the available commands provided by this shell, consult this page below:
You can also interact with the files right from the interactive TUI to make things easier. You can perform operations right from the TUI without having to write down commands. For example, you can use the F1 key to copy a local/remote file to the remote/local host.
