Cyberduck is a full-featured and free graphical SFTP and SCP client.I was watching a video today (more on that later) that reminded me of some history.You may start a local terminal window from "Applications->Utilities". You should have already installed the "scp" command-line program.WinSCP Free, full-featured, graphical Windows SSH, SCP, and SFTP client.The "scp" command-line program should already be installed.$ scp -r sourcedirectory/ / Solaris / AIX / HP-UX / Unix: (recursive directory copy to a remote system from local) $ scp sourcefilename a remote system to local) SCP is a secure method to transfer files to/from CS Labs.Ĭommand-line usage: (to a remote system from local) Once you enter it, you will be remotely connected to the UNIX machine.Īt this point, you should see a terminal interface which is virtually identical to the PuTTY interface you saw in lab, and you can follow general turn-in instructions. The program should prompt you for your password. (some set of letters and numbers) Are you sure you wish to continue connecting? (yes/no): You may receive a prompt which asks you something along the lines of: The authenticity of the host 'data.cs.' cannot be established. $ ssh your_purdue_login with your actual Purdue login. Once you are at your Terminal prompt, enter the following command (if this example doesn't make sense to you, please read the UNIX tutorial). We will be using a UNIX program called ssh (secure shell) to remotely connect to the UNIX machine, just like we used PuTTY on the Windows machines to do so.
If you are using a Mac, access a Terminal window (under Applications -> Utilities). You can refer to the UNIX tutorial and to the older labs to turn in your work. Now, you should be in somewhat more familiar territory.
Note that PuTTY will not show any characters when you are typing in your password, so make sure to type it very carefully. Type your Purdue login name and password when prompted. You may get a window that looks like the one below when connecting to the server. exe you need to download.)ĭouble-click on the file you just downloaded, and enter data.cs. under Host Name (or IP address). You can download PuTTY from its official website. (The link provided links directly to the. To access the data.cs. UNIX system, we are going to use the same software (PuTTY) that we use in lab. Please read below the heading for your appropriate operating system. The instructions here diverge a little bit depending on your operating system. SSH is a remote method to connect to CS Labs.
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