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All Things Microsoft => Microsoft Software => Topic started by: Kaitlyn on 14 September 2002, 02:41

Title: ssh from win95b/98se
Post by: Kaitlyn on 14 September 2002, 02:41

I've got ssh/sshd running successfully on a Red Hat 7 system.  I'd like to avoid installing a ftpd and use ssh instead to move files around.  Is there anything (hopefully free) that runs in win95b and 98se that can do file transfers over ssh?  I already have a win32 ssh client in place of telnet, but that client doesn't do file transfers.

Title: ssh from win95b/98se
Post by: mobrien_12 on 14 September 2002, 04:12

psftp from the putty project will do the job nicely.  There is also "secure iXplorer" but I have had mixed results with it.

Title: ssh from win95b/98se
Post by: voidmain on 14 September 2002, 05:06

Use "pscp" (also from Putty) if you want something that acts more like "scp".

Title: ssh from win95b/98se
Post by: voidmain on 14 September 2002, 19:20

SMB is fine if you are on a local network but for transferring files across the Internet ssh/scp is the way to go. And you can do a lot of other things with SSH that you can not do with Samba.