Direct SSH over the terminal : This is to connect remote server terminal directly.
ssh -l <username> <destination_ip>
Ex: ssh -l johnremote 172.33.78.198
It will ask for the password
Secure File transfer directly with SCP
scp <your-file> destination-server-user>@<destination-server-ip>
Ex : scp test.txt johnremote@172.33.78.198:/home
It will ask for the password
Secure File transfer directly with SFTP
Secure File transfer directly with RSYNC
SSH via Jump Server over the terminal : This is to connect remote server terminal directly.
ssh -J <jump-server-username>@<jump-server-ip> -i <ssh-key-file> <destination-server-user>@<destination-server-ip>
Ex: ssh -J johnjump@172.45.68.167 -i john-private-key johnremote@172.33.78.199
SSH-Key-File generation
Your administrator will be requested you to share your SSH public key file. So you have to generate public and private key pairs using bellow command.
Note : Encryption algorithm and key file size will be informed by administrator and remember the password given during key files generation
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
Secure File transfer with jump server using SCP
scp -o 'ProxyJump <jump-server-username>@<jump-server-ip>' <file-to-be-trasfer> <destination-server-user>@<destination-server-ip>:<destination-server-path>
Ex: scp -o 'ProxyJump john@172.45.68.167' test.txt johnremote@172.33.78.199:/home
Secure File transfer with jump server using SFTP
Secure File transfer with jump server using RSYNC
