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Managing Remote Systems in Oracle Solaris 11.1     Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library
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Preface

1.  Working With Remote Systems (Overview)

2.  Administering the FTP Server (Tasks)

3.  Accessing Remote Systems (Tasks)

Accessing Remote Systems (Task Map)

Logging In to a Remote System (ssh)

Authentication for Remote Logins (ssh)

The /etc/ssh_known_hosts and .ssh/known_hosts Files

What Happens After You Log In Using Secure Shell

How to Log In to a Remote System (ssh)

Logging Out of a Remote System (exit or logout)

Logging In to a Remote System to Copy a File (sftp)

Essential sftp Commands

How to Open and Close an sftp Connection to a Remote System

How to Copy Files From a Remote System (sftp)

How to Copy Files to a Remote System (sftp)

Remote Copying With the scp Command

Security Considerations for Copy Operations

Specifying the Source and Target for Copy Operations

How to Copy a File Between Two Systems (scp)

Index

Accessing Remote Systems (Task Map)

This chapter provides tasks that are described in the following table. You can use these tasks to log in and copy files from remote systems.

Table 3-1 Task Map: Accessing Remote Systems

Task
Description
For Instructions
Log in to a remote system (ssh)
Use the ssh command to access a remote system.
Log in to a remote system (sftp) to access files.
Use the sftp command to send and receive files on a remote system:
  • Open and close an sftp connection.

  • Copy files to and from a remote system.

Copy remote files with scp.
Use the scp command to copy files to and from a remote system.
Exit or close a remote system session using exit or logout.
Use the exit or logout commands to terminate a session.