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raheelch 03-05-2010 06:02 AM

data shift from 1 remote machine to another remote machine
 
Hi,
Everyone,

I want to transfer some data from 1 remote linux machine to another REMOTE linux machine anybody guide me how can i do it in simple steps.

Regards

Aquarius_Girl 03-05-2010 06:11 AM

See if this helps:

http://support.suso.com/supki/SSH_Tu...inux#Using_SCP

schneidz 03-05-2010 01:35 PM

man ssh
man scp

raheelch 03-09-2010 12:23 AM

Incomplete answer
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by anishakaul (Post 3886796)

Respected,

help url just help to transfer from remote to local whereas I want to transfer from remote to remote machine.

Aquarius_Girl 03-09-2010 12:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raheelch
whereas I want to transfer from remote to remote machine.

Read the following:

http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/cmd.csp?path=f/ftp

frieza 03-09-2010 01:13 AM

well you could also use a gui file manager like konqueror, ftp into each in separate windows and copy, another option is sshfs, you can mount remote sftp (ssh ftp) servers as if they were local filesystems and copy as such

schneidz 03-09-2010 06:55 AM

have you tried scp as suggested multiple times ?, fairly simple:
Code:

scp user0@system0.net:/path/to/file user1@system1.net:/path/to/file
trial and error will take you a long way.

cantab 03-09-2010 08:44 AM

I assume you have ssh access to both remote machines.

There are two ways you can do this.

The easy way: access both remote machines from your local computer, using any program that supports sftp/scp. If your own machine runs Windows, try WinSCP. If your own machine runs Linux, use your normal file manager.

The better way: SSH into remote machine A. From remote machine A, sftp or scp into remote machine B, then get/put your files. This is 'better' because the files go directly from remote machine A to B, rather than going via your own computer as they do in 'the easy way'.


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