Difference between revisions of "Remote control"

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*scp  
 
*scp  
 
**scp file shaproma@inca.iac.isu.edu:/home/file (to copy file from current place to remote machine)                                   
 
**scp file shaproma@inca.iac.isu.edu:/home/file (to copy file from current place to remote machine)                                   
 
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**scp -r shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu:/home/shaproma/Documents/Remcom/XFdtd/doc/ .  (to copy all directory .../doc/ from remote machine to current dir)
to copy all directory .../doc/ from remote machine to current dir
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**scp -r shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu:/home/shaproma/Documents/Remcom/XFdtd/doc/* . (to copy all files .../doc/* from remote machine to current dir)
*scp -r shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu:/home/shaproma/Documents/Remcom/XFdtd/doc/ .   
 
 
 
to copy all files .../doc/* from remote machine to current dir
 
*scp -r shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu:/home/shaproma/Documents/Remcom/XFdtd/doc/* .  
 
 
 
PuTTY: moving a file from your computer to a server [http://kb.iu.edu/data/akjs.html#PuTTY]
 
 
 
 
 
*for windows machine use winscp
 
 
 
 
 
 
*nautilus    //to start file browser
 
*nautilus    //to start file browser
  
 
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For Windows machine use:
PuTTY
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*PuTTY: moving a file from your computer to a server [http://kb.iu.edu/data/akjs.html#PuTTY]
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*Winscp
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*SSH

Revision as of 16:58, 27 September 2013

  • ssh -Y shaproma@inca.iac.isu.edu
  • ssh -Y shaproma@aztec.iac.isu.edu
  • ssh -Y shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu
  • iac.isu.edu/manuals iacuser iacuser


  • scp
    • scp file shaproma@inca.iac.isu.edu:/home/file (to copy file from current place to remote machine)
    • scp -r shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu:/home/shaproma/Documents/Remcom/XFdtd/doc/ . (to copy all directory .../doc/ from remote machine to current dir)
    • scp -r shaproma@tesla.iac.isu.edu:/home/shaproma/Documents/Remcom/XFdtd/doc/* . (to copy all files .../doc/* from remote machine to current dir)
  • nautilus //to start file browser

For Windows machine use:

  • PuTTY: moving a file from your computer to a server [1]
  • Winscp
  • SSH