First of all, the connection is not encrypted unless you have an SSL certificate and a specified protocol in your URL. Its sole resemblance to scp is that the command line interface is being used as well. The Invoke-WebRequest uses the HTTP protocol instead of SSH one. By default, it will be downloaded to C:\Users\your-windows-username directory: Local.zip should be replaced with the name you would like the downloaded file to be stored with. should be replaced with the URL to the file in question Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -OutFile local.zip Here is an example of the command for downloading the file from the server to your computer: In the command line type in powershell and press Enter: To use native Windows command line utilities, select the Start button > click on the Run… option. You can use PowerShell on other Windows versions as well following the next workarounds:
NOTE: When one of the commands above is used, you will be asked to insert the password into your cPanel account (when you enter the password, it is automatically hidden for the security purposes). This particular example can be used to download an error_log from public_html of a hosting account to your local computer: Scp -P 21098 -r /home/localuser/site/ Downloading a file from a remote system to your computer: Scp -P 21098 /home/localuser/site/example.html this one, if the entire directory should be uploaded: Scp /path/to/local/file command can be used to upload a specific file to your account on the server: Uploading a file from a local computer to a remote one:
Here are few examples of how to use it for:ġ. OpenSSH SSH/SecSH protocol suite (which comes pre-installed with OS X and available for download for most other *nix systems) includes the scp (secure copy) application which can be used to upload and download files from and to remote hosts.
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