Here’s an example of using pscp to transfer files to a remote:
pscp -scp -i "C:\Users\User\DG\SSH Keys\jader\droidzone\mykey.ppk" "C:\Users\User\DG\SSH Keys\Latest\mypublic_pub.txt" [email protected]:~/.ssh/
This is a typical usage of scp. I’m transferring my public key to the ssh server, to make further authentications with a key. Here, I specify the current private key (already recognized by the server) with -i option. Alternately, one would use a password authentication.
-scp forces scp mode.
The general syntax is:
pscp [target]
source – Is a file or folder name
target is in the format ip address:/destination_directory or hostname:/destination_directory
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