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Let's say that Server A is contains some sensitive data, including the file to be transferred, whilst Server B is not-so-critical and will receive the file (a text file) - which is the most secure method from the two you mentioned above?
Originally posted by ganninu Let's say that Server A is contains some sensitive data, including the file to be transferred, whilst Server B is not-so-critical and will receive the file (a text file) - which is the most secure method from the two you mentioned above?
PS: I don't have ssh yet.
If you don't have ssh setup probably the best way is to just FTP or you can possibly setup NFS. You could setup rsync, etc. The best method I would think is what was mentioned first with scp if your wanting it securely.
Go to the OpenSSH official homepage and look at the FAQ and other documentation. Of course you can fetch the latest version of ssh (scp is included in the ssh package) from there aswell.
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