scp device.config root@172.16.84.1:/etc/ (LAN Turtle)

[Tim Snyder]

Does anyone know how to use the "scp device.config root@172.16.84.1:/etc/" command using Windows 10?

[Jtyle6]

Winscp. Or you can install the openssh Client.

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

Edited July 28 by Jtyle6

[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 

Edited July 28 by kuyaya

[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 user@123.46.67.89:/file/to/copy.txt /path/to/save.txt

Running the command (local to remote).

scp /file/to/copy.txt user@123.46.67.89:/path/to/save.txt

Running the command (remote to remote).

scp user@123.46.67.89:/file/to/copy.txt user@987.65.43.21:/path/to/save.txt