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1. #PUTTY SSH COPY LOCAL FILE FROM MY WINDOWS PC TO SERVER INSTALL#
2. #PUTTY SSH COPY LOCAL FILE FROM MY WINDOWS PC TO SERVER SOFTWARE#
3. #PUTTY SSH COPY LOCAL FILE FROM MY WINDOWS PC TO SERVER PASSWORD#

#PUTTY SSH COPY LOCAL FILE FROM MY WINDOWS PC TO SERVER PASSWORD#

Port: leave it blank Protocol: SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol Logon Type: Ask for password User: Your. When using the ecurep upload enter the pmr or ticket number in the upload form. Copy files with SFTP Host: the FQDN of your VM. Note: When using the testcase, ensure the file name begins with the PMR or Ticket number (for example 10262004194012.zip).

Select the preferred server for your geography to upload the pedbg file: Preferred servers depending on geography In the Windows command prompt, right click and select paste. For example to copy a pedbg file, from a putty ssh window, run ls /dump to list the file use left mouse to highlight the file name (putty copies the text to the clipboard automatically). Tip: To avoid typing errors, copy/paste the file name from a putty ssh session. "C:\Program Files\PuTTY>pscp" -scp c:\temp\ = the path and file name to be created on the Windows PC = the fully qualified, case sensitive, file name created when pedbg was run (i.e. = the IP address or host name of the HMC. = a valid user profile on the HMC, hscpe should be used or another user ID with a role of hmcpe Many of the graphical SCP clients use the cd command and will fail with a restricted command error.Ĭopy the file from the HMC to the PC using pscp Note: Any implementation of SCP should work as long as it does not use a restricted command such as cd.

#PUTTY SSH COPY LOCAL FILE FROM MY WINDOWS PC TO SERVER INSTALL#

Pscp can be obtained from the PuTTY home page or one of the alternate sites (such as ).ĭownload and install using the Windows installer or download just the pscp.exe binary. You can also list the file to be copied to ensure it exists and the hmc user has read access. Test the connection by logging in to the HMC remotely with a ssh client such as PuTTY. In this case, you would enter !dir to display the contents of the current directory on your computer.The following process shows how pedbg data can be copied from the HMC to a PC using Secure Copy Protocol (SCP).Ĭonfigure the HMC for remote command execution (ssh)ĮnhancedUI: Enabling ssh/remote command executionĬlassic UI: Configuring the HMC to Accept SSH Connections and Remote Commands To display the contents of a directory located on your computer, you must run a local command using !. To display the contents of a directory on the server, enter dir or ls. When exploring directories on your local computer, use the same commands, but add l (lowercase L) at the beginning (for example, lcd documents). To display your current directory location, use the pwd For example, cd documents will place you in the documents directory. To move to a different directory, use the cd command. Once logged into the server, you will see the following command-line To move a file from the server to your computer, drag it from the right pane to the desired location in the left pane. To move a file from your computer to the server, drag it from the left pane to the desired location in the right pane.

#PUTTY SSH COPY LOCAL FILE FROM MY WINDOWS PC TO SERVER SOFTWARE#

When the software connects to your host, a window should appear with your local computer's directories on the left and the remote host's directories on the right. For help, see Get started with Two-Step Login (Duo) at IU and Help for Two-Step Login (Duo). If you have questions about how two-factor authentication may impact your workflows, contact the UITS Research Applications and Deep Learning team. SSH public key authentication remains an option for researchers who submit the "SSH public key authentication to HPS systems" agreement (log into HPC everywhere using your IU username and passphrase), in which you agree to set a passphrase on your private key when you generate your key pair. Also, you’ll need an app such as FileZilla to transfer with FTP. This will launch the Command Prompt from which you can start PSCP or PSFTP. and in the window that opens type cmd and click on OK. Two-factor authentication using Two-Step Login (Duo) is required for access to the login nodes on IU research supercomputers, and for SCP and SFTP file transfers to those systems. To do this, click on the Windows Start button in the lower left corner of your screen, then click on Run.