To copy a file to another server, use the following procedure:
- Log in to your server with SSH as root.
- Navigate to the directory where there are the files to be transferred, using cd command:
cd /home/albert
- Type the following command (make sure you replace the IP address and the file name):
scp move.txt 100.101.102.11:/root/
In this example, 100.101.102.11 is the IP address of the destination server, and /root/ is the destination folder of move.txt
- You will be prompted to enter the root password of the remote server.
Now the move.txt file has been successfully transferred to destination server.
To copy a folder and its contents to another server, please use the following procedure:
If you need to copy a folder and its contents, you should use the -r (recursive) option with the command like this:
scp -r foldername 100.101.102.11:/root/
Now you know how to transfer the files from one server to another servers.
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