How to use SecureCRT-How to use SecureCRT to connect to a remote server

How to use SecureCRT to connect to a remote server? How to do it specifically? Friends who don't know how to do it can take a look at the method of using SecureCRT to connect to a remote server shared by the editor. I hope that through the study of this tutorial, it can help all my friends.

First, you need to ensure that the client and server are in the same LAN.

Open SecureCRT and click Quick Connection. Enter the remote server IP, username, and password. (This is using a normal connection, the SSH connection method will be introduced in the next experience)

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Select Options-->Session Options.

Now we can remotely operate the Linux server in the computer room from our own Windows machine.

But there is another problem of transferring files. We can use SecureCRT to directly upload files to the server, or download files from the server to our local windows machine. The steps are as follows:

SecureCRT can use the zmodem protocol under Linux to quickly transfer files. Just set the default directory for uploading and downloading.

1. Enter options-->session options to set the default download directory.

2. To use Zmodem to upload and download, the corresponding software must be installed in Linux. Otherwise, SecureCRT cannot upload or download normally. In CentOS, the name of this software is "lrzsz". The following will introduce its installation and use methods.

Use the yum command to install lrzsz-->yum install lrzsz -y

After the installation is complete, we can use the command sz to download the file from the server to our local client. The downloaded file is saved in the directory we set in the previous step.

To upload files from the local client to the server, we can drag the file directly into the SecureCRT window and select Send zmodem to upload. (Note that you first jump to the directory you want to save. If you want to save it in the /home directory, you can first run cd /home, and then drag the folder)

Finish.

The above is the method shared by the editor to connect to a remote server using SecureCRT. Friends in need can take a look.

How to use SecureCRT-How to use SecureCRT to connect to a remote server

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