scp device.config [email protected]:/etc/ (LAN Turtle)

[Tim Snyder]

Does anyone know how to use the "scp device.config [email protected]:/etc/" command using Windows 10?

[Irukandji]

Winscp. Or you can install the openssh Client.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse

[kuyaya]

If you have an updated machine, scp should be pre-installed in the command line.

It's insalled on my machine and I don't remember installing any third party tool for scp in command line.

Type "scp" in cmd and see if it finds the command. If not, consider using the options from Jtyle6 

[Void-Byte]

Here's a couple examples.

Command

Copy file from remote host to local host.

scp [user]@[host]:[path] [path]

Copy file from local host to remote host.

scp [path] [user]@[host]:[path]

Copy file from remote host to remote host.

scp [user]@[host]:[path] [user]@<host>:<path>

Example

Running the command (remote to local).

scp [email protected]:/file/to/copy.txt /path/to/save.txt

Running the command (local to remote).

scp /file/to/copy.txt [email protected]:/path/to/save.txt

Running the command (remote to remote).

scp [email protected]:/file/to/copy.txt [email protected]:/path/to/save.txt