During the process of operating winscp, many partners expressed the need to connect to the virtual machine, but did not understand the related operations. So how does winscp connect to the virtual machine? Let’s take a look at how winscp connects to a virtual machine.

1. Open winscp and enter the main interface. In the interface, you can see that you need to enter the host name, port number, user name, password and other information. After completing the input, click Login.

2. The interface in the picture below will pop up. Click on the two options of saving password and creating desktop shortcut at the bottom of the interface. Saving the password will allow you to log in directly the next time you log in. Creating a desktop shortcut will help you quickly find and create a desktop shortcut. Open the software and use it.

3. Next, the software will pop up a warning window, prompting you to trust the host. Click the Yes option to proceed to the next step.

4. Next, you can log in successfully, as shown in the picture. On the left side of the interface are the files of the local machine, and on the right side of the interface is the Linux system to which we have successfully connected. We can directly drag the files on the left to the right. On the list, very convenient.

The above explains how to connect winscp to a virtual machine. I hope friends in need can learn it.