Xshell uses sftp to transfer files

Click the new session icon on the toolbar, select SFTP as the protocol in the pop-up new session window, enter the host name or ip address, port number 22, click connect, enter the user name and password to complete the connection creation.

Local/remote directory setting: When creating a new session, set the local and remote directories for file upload and download in SFTP in the figure below. You can also use the cd command to switch directories in the terminal.

Chinese garbled characters are set in the terminal

You can also directly connect to the remote server through the sftp <ip> command.

According to the pop-up prompt of Xshell, enter the login user name and password.

You can also directly provide the login user in the input command: sftp <user>@<ip>, so that Xshell will directly pop up a window to prompt you to enter the corresponding password to log in.

sftp common commands:

• pwd And  lpwd, pwd is to view the current directory path of the remote server,  lpwd is to view the current directory path of the local computer
• cd And  lcd, cd is to switch the directory of the remote server, lcd is to switch the directory of the local computer
• ls And  lls, ls it is to view  sftp the file information of the current directory of the server, lls and to view the file information of the current directory of the local computer
• put And  get, put is to upload files (from local computer to remote server), get is to download files (from remote server to local computer)
• exit/quit,quit