Copy Files from Server to Server

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Hi MR

what is the easiest way to copy files files from one server (overseas) to another server (toronto). Cannot simply drag and drop in windows explorer, as it seems like the files comes to me then gets sent to the server, and my upload speed is horrendous.
anybody know a simple solution. thanks
 
Not sure it's the easiest or fastest way, but can you RDP from one server to another?
I do it that way for work sometimes but it's small files...not sure how it reacts with large files.
 
Careener said:
SSH/SCP?
https://hostadvice.com/how-to/how-t...te-server-to-another-remote-server-using-ssh/

or secure ftp.
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thanks, will check that ftp

CuddlyJen said:
Not sure it's the easiest or fastest way, but can you RDP from one server to another?
I do it that way for work sometimes but it's small files...not sure how it reacts with large files.
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Remote desktop on the receiving server? Not sure if i can do that since I am not the IT admin

paradigmqc said:
Sftp.
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will check that thanks all
 
Quelle quantité de fichiers ?

Si c'est une crisse de grosse quantité, le plus rapide c'est le sneakernet (pour paraphraser plusieurs autres sur internet, rien bat la bande passante d'un 747 remplis à ras-bord de disques durs)

Quantité moyenne, ftp, fxp, sftp, ou même torrent si le risque est jugé acceptable (mais c'est rare que ce l'est)
 
Roy said:
Quelle quantité de fichiers ?

Si c'est une crisse de grosse quantité, le plus rapide c'est le sneakernet (pour paraphraser plusieurs autres sur internet, rien bat la bande passante d'un 747 remplis à ras-bord de disques durs)

Quantité moyenne, ftp, fxp, sftp, ou même torrent si le risque est jugé acceptable (mais c'est rare que ce l'est)
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10gb , 1 file, on a corporate VPN. so i dont think a torrent will work
 
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