Advanced Server Access (ASA) can be used to copy files to other machines.
- Advanced Server Access (ASA)
- Secure Copy Protocol (SCP)
- Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
- Windows ASA client
From the Client:
- From the CLI, run this command:
sft ssh-config - Copy the output (choose steps a or b, as desired).
- For the config to be used by default, use ProxyCommand setup:
- Under the users .ssh folder, create a file named config and paste what was copied to this file.
- Windows file location:
C:\Users\Administrator\.ssh\config - Linux file location:
/home/Administrator/.ssh/config - Now run SCP or SFTP normally and authenticate with the ASA account.
<scp OR sftp> <local file to copy> <target server>:<target server location>
- Windows file location:
- Under the users .ssh folder, create a file named config and paste what was copied to this file.
- To specify the config, follow these steps:
- Create the file on the desktop and paste what was copied into that file.
<scp OR sftp> -F <Full path of created file> <local file to copy> <target server>:<target server location>
- Create the file on the desktop and paste what was copied into that file.
- For the config to be used by default, use ProxyCommand setup:
