Cygwin is an entire linux-like environment for Windows.SciNet recommends, roughly in order of preference: To use SSH on Windows, you will have to install SSH software.

The Data Management wiki page has much more information on doing large transfers efficiently. Scp -i /path/to/key filetocopy.txt details about custom SSH key names can be found here. something other than the default names: id_dsa, id_ecdsa, id_ed25519 and id_rsa, you will need to use the -i option of scp and specify the path to your private key before the file paths via: ***Note*** if you chose a custom SSH key name, i.e. Scp filetocopy.txt to copy files back into your current directory, you would type Scp filetocopy.txt that soon the location of your scratch directory will change, and you will have to type: To copy small files from your home computer to a subdirectory of your /scratch directory at SciNet, you would type from a terminal on your computer

The SSH protocol can be used for more than logging in remotely it can also be used to copy files between machines. Note that if your username is the same on both the machine you're logging in from and the scinet machines, you can drop the as SSH by default will try to use the username on the machine you are logging in from. Ssh -i /path/to/key details about custom SSH key names can be found here. something other than the default names: id_dsa, id_ecdsa, id_ed25519 and id_rsa, you will need to use the -i option of ssh to specify the path to your private key via: Once done, you will be logged into the login nodes at the SciNet data centre, as if you have a terminal from those machines on your desktop. To login to SciNet's Niagara cluster, open a terminal window and type: SSH For Linux or Mac OS X Users Simple Login

6.2 Benefits of Two-Factor authentication (2FA).

4.6 (Optional) Using ssh-agent to Remember Your Key.

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