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Rajesh

Using WinSCP for sftp instead of inbuilt sftp

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Sorry! A newbie here!

I found that I can create a sub entry to existing session and set Host / Crediantial as inherited.

It works fine.

But the only problem is that for every session, I need to create a WinSCP session.

I don't want to create 100s of WinSCP sessions... is there any workaound?

Using WinSCP for sftp instead of inbuilt sftp

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Thanks for your replies.

Actually, I have created multiple SSH Sessions ( Connections ).

As per the screenshot above I can open inbuilt sftp and I don't need to re-type the connection details like username, password, IP / port etc.

I want to open WinSCP with parameters so I don't need to re-create all the connections again in WinSCP and I don't need to feed all the info. there.

I have over 200 connections, so re-creating them again is quite time consuming task.

Hope I am able to convey my requirements :-)

Using WinSCP for sftp instead of inbuilt sftp

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Hi,

I am new to RDM.

Could anybody please guide me if it is possible to use WinSCP for sftp instead of inbuilt sftp?

It should pick the details of the connection automatically like mRemoteNG - https://mremoteng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/external_tools_cheat_sheet.html

WinSCP

WinSCP is a free GUI Secure Copy program.

  • Filename: C:\Program Files\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe (example path)

  • Arguments: scp://%Username%:%Password%@%Hostname%/

  • Optional Arguments - turn on compression and ignore any host key errors: -rawsetting Compression=1 -hostkey=*

  • Can integrate: No

Thanks.

Embedded SFTP on SSH connection

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Thanks. Got it.

It by defaults goto /root folder.

How can I goto / folder?

p.s. I understand that I can change the default folder in settings but if I have already opened the sftp, can I goto / folder?

Embedded SFTP on SSH connection

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Hello,

The SFTP setting should still be in the same location : In your SSH session's properties, Terminal -> Advanced

If you still can't see it, please let us know your exact RDM version.

Regards

Hi,

I am using version 2024.3.14.0 64-bit and I don't see this option.

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