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login into ipcop from debian
18 years 10 months ago #12460
by Lindows
login into ipcop from debian was created by Lindows
Hey guys,
im running a debian distro on my laptop, and i want to login to my ipcop box to upload a file and install it. With windows i used putty and winscp, what programs do i use to do the job off a linux distro. i tried connecting to my IpCop box through a ssh shell but i don't think i using the right commands
All suggestions are welcome.
Lindows
im running a debian distro on my laptop, and i want to login to my ipcop box to upload a file and install it. With windows i used putty and winscp, what programs do i use to do the job off a linux distro. i tried connecting to my IpCop box through a ssh shell but i don't think i using the right commands
All suggestions are welcome.
Lindows
18 years 10 months ago #12466
by nske
Replied by nske on topic Re: login into ipcop from debian
For a quick upload you could use scp. I.e
"scp -P22 /home/lindows/file.tar.gz user@1.2.3.4:."
(22 is the port where the ipcop's ssh server listens to, file.tar.gz the file you want to upload, user a valid username that has login rights to the ipcop server and 1.2.3.4 the ip address of the ipcop box -you could also use a hostname instead-)
"scp -P22 /home/lindows/file.tar.gz user@1.2.3.4:."
(22 is the port where the ipcop's ssh server listens to, file.tar.gz the file you want to upload, user a valid username that has login rights to the ipcop server and 1.2.3.4 the ip address of the ipcop box -you could also use a hostname instead-)
18 years 10 months ago #12490
by DaLight
Replied by DaLight on topic Re: login into ipcop from debian
Actually, IPCOP's SSH server listens on port 222 by default. But nske is right in that port 22 is the standard "listening" port for SSH servers.
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