Sds-hd SFTP

1 Using SFTP from Unix client

direct Access:

Example:

> sftp  hd_xy123@lsdf02-sshfs.urz.uni-heidelberg.de
Connected to lsdf02-sshfs.urz.uni-heidelberg.de.
sftp> ls
sd16j007  sd17c010  sd17d005  
sftp> 
sftp> help
...
sftp> put myfile
sftp> get myfile

mounting network drive over SFTP:

In most linux distributions you could install a package for fuse mounting a network drive.

Example (debian/ubuntu):

> apt-get install sshfs
> mkdir ~/sds-hd
> sshfs hd_xy123@lsdf02-sshfs.urz.uni-heidelberg.de: ~/sds-hd
> ls ~/sds-hd
sd16j007  sd17c010  sd17d005  

Example (CentOS/RedHat):

yum install fuse-sshfs
> mkdir ~/sds-hd
> sshfs hd_xy123@lsdf02-sshfs.urz.uni-heidelberg.de: ~/sds-hd
> ls ~/sds-hd
sd16j007  sd17c010  sd17d005

You can close/unmount the network drive with the command:

fusermount -u ~/sds-hd

2 Using SFTP from Windows and Mac client

Windows clients do not have a SCP/SFTP client installed by default, so it needs to be installed before this protocol can be used.

Tools for example:

• OpenSSH
• Putty suite (for Windows and Unix)
• WinSCP (for Windows)
• FileZilla (for Windows, Mac and Linux)
• Cygwin (for Windows)

network drive over SFTP:

• WebDrive (for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android)
• SFTPNetDrive (for Windows)
• NetDrive (for Windows)
• ExpanDrive (for Windows and Mac)
• MountainDuck (for Windows and Mac)

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