Re: Accessing the File server

[Ryan Nowakowski <tubaman () mailandnews com>]

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On Fri, Aug 29, 2003 at 08:54:23AM -0700, Dave Killion wrote:
> I'd recommend SSH as a secure way of sending files.  This service may
> already be installed on your server by default - it's a common service to
> have running.  There are a variety of programs that support this protocol
> in file-transfer mode - Putty (Free-as-in-Beer) has a pscp command-line
> program to transfer files, while SSH Corporation's client (Not Free) has a
> slick drag-and-drop very similar to Explorer.  If you have other POSIX
> OS's in your environment (Linux, *BSD, Solaris, etc) then the OpenSSH
> client is for them, and also comes generally pre-installed.

You can also use WinSCP for a free-as-in-beer explorer drag-and-drop
interface.

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Ryan Nowakowski
Computer Support for Small Business and Individuals
http://austincomputersupport.com
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