The above commands are used to navigate, and work on the remote location. For example, to switch to the /tmp directory you would type: cd /tmp To navigate to another directory, use the cd command. To list the files and directories, use the ls command: ls You can check that by typing: pwd Remote working directory: /home/remote_username When you are logged in to the remote server, your current working directory !command Execute 'command' in local shell This will output a long list of all available commands, including a short description of each command: Available commands:Ĭd path Change remote directory to 'path' To get a list of all available SFTP commands, type help, or ?. Most of the SFTP commands are similar or identical to the Linux shell commands. , use the -P option to specify the SFTP port: sftp -P custom_port Commands #
Once connected, you will be presented with the sftp prompt, and you can start interacting with the remote server: Connected to the remote SSH server is not listening on the default port 22 To open an SFTP connection to a remote system, use the sftp command followed by the remote server username and the IP address or domain name: sftp you are connecting to the host using password authentication, you will be prompted to enter the user password. It is a subsystem of SSH and supports all SSH authentication mechanisms. However, FTPS stands for FTP Secure, and it is an extension to the standard FTP protocol with support for TLS.
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