# rsync -avz -e "ssh -p portnumber" user@remoteip:/path/to/folder /local/path/folder
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2014/09/01
rsync files or folder over ssh from one server to another
# rsync -avz -e "ssh -p portnumber" user@remoteip:/path/to/folder /local/path/folder
2014/06/25
Downloading remote file to local windows machine via pscp through different SSH port
The title says it all:
If you want to download a file from a remote server which needs to be accessed via SSH through a different port (other than standard pot 22), then you can use pscp.exe file that comes with Putty full bundle.
Example:
Go to the folder where pscp.exe is located, and open Windows command prompt. Then issue the appropriate command. Here's an example:
pscp - R 23 user@remote.server.ip:/home/file-location c:\Users\LocalFolder
Here, 23 is the SSH port on your remote server.
If you want to download a file from a remote server which needs to be accessed via SSH through a different port (other than standard pot 22), then you can use pscp.exe file that comes with Putty full bundle.
Example:
Go to the folder where pscp.exe is located, and open Windows command prompt. Then issue the appropriate command. Here's an example:
pscp - R 23 user@remote.server.ip:/home/file-location c:\Users\LocalFolder
Here, 23 is the SSH port on your remote server.
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