You can use an interactive sftp session to execute one or more file management commands securely on a remote computer.
To open an interactive sftp session
Connect to a remote host. For example:
sftp joe@myhost.com
NOTE:You can omit the user name if your name on the Secure Shell server is the same as your current user name.
After a successful connection is established, the following prompt appears:
sftp>
Do any of the following:
To |
Use |
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View a list of supported commands |
help; for example: sftp> help |
Learn more about supported commands |
help command; for example: sftp> help put |
Transfer and manage files |
Use any of the supported sftp commands. For example, to transfer the file demo from the local working directory to the remote working directory: sftp> put demo |
End the session |
quit; for example: sftp> quit |
NOTE:If you launch sftp without specifying a host name, you can use the interactive open and close commands to connect to one or more hosts during your interactive session.
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