Use WinSCP to transfer files between Computers
1. What is WinSCP?
WinSCP is a utility application helping you to connect to a remote computer and to transfer file between your computer and the remote computer easily.
WinSCP's interface is divided into 2 parts, the left is the file structure and the folder on your computer, the right is the remote computer, you can easily copy files between systems.
3. Using WinSCP
Run WinSCP:
WinSCP will ask you to enter the information to connect to the remote computer via SSH. Make sure that your remote computer has already SSH Server installed.
In case, I connect it to the remote computer "Ubuntu Server" which has already SSH Server installed.
You have logged in the remote computer successfully.
To copy file from the certain system to another system, you only need "drag and drop".
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