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WinSCP User Guide

WinSCP is an open source graphical SFTP client that uses SSH under Windows environment and supports SCP protocol. Its main function is to securely copy files or perform simple remote management between local and remote computers. This latter sentence is my own, because WinSCP has a command line :).

1. WinSCP Features

WinSCP supports the following features:

Graphical User Interface

Multilingual

With Windows Perfect integration (drag, URL, shortcut)

Support for all common file operations

Support for SSH-1, SSH-2 based SFTP and SCP protocols

Support batch Handling scripts and command line methods

A variety of semi-automatic, automatic directory synchronization methods

Built-in text editor

Support for SSH passwords, keyboard interactions, public keys and Kerberos (GSS Verification

Support for various types of public key authentication through integration with Pageant (PuTTY Agent)

Provide Windows Explorer and Norton Commander interface

Optionally store session information

Settings can be stored in the configuration file instead of the registry, suitable for operation on removable media

WinSCP official website: http://winscp.net, WinSCP has installed version and green Mobile version, of course, is definitely better for the green version.

Second, WinSCP uses

1, open WinSCP, the window is as follows:

In the above figure, enter the host name, user name, password to be connected. Then click the login button.

Of course, you can also click "<;Stored Sessions" to "create" a session, so that you can directly click on the session to log in next time, instead of repeatedly entering information such as account/password.

2, there is a condition to use the above settings, that is, will be connected to the server that supports SFTP and SCP protocols, and the default port is 22, if the server settings are different, the above port and file transfer protocol may need to be modified accordingly.

3. The first time you connect to the server, the receiving server public key prompt may pop up. This is also a reminder message to remind the client to verify the validity of the server. After confirming that the host is correct, click OK to start connecting to the remote end. server. After accepting, WinSCP will modify the certificate into the WinSCP.ini configuration file (this file will be prompted if it is deleted next time), and will not prompt again after the next connection.

4. After the connection is successful, the interface is as follows:

5. Other operations are the same as ordinary FTP software. There is a use prompt, about the upload filtering problem, you can use the menu "Options" <;>"Preferences", the interface is as follows:

In the above figure, exclude the _notes folder, This file is Dreamweaver's cache folder, which is often encountered in web development.