The ultimate guide to SCP command on Linux

The ultimate guide to SCP command on Linux

SCP is a Secure Copy Protocol that transfers files and directories between two computers. SCP allows you to copy files and directories from the local system to a remote system or remote system to a local system.

It is based on the SSH protocol, so you must provide an SSH password for authenticating the remote system before copying files.

he SCP command allows you to transfer files from the local system to a remote system and vice versa.
The basic syntax to transfer files from the local system to the remote system is shown below:

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