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en:centro:servizos:hpc:acceso_al_cluster [2016/06/20 14:15] – fernando.guillenen:centro:servizos:hpc:acceso_al_cluster [2018/12/17 17:27] (current) – [File import/export] jorge.suarez
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 To import and export the necessary files in and out the cluster the ''scp'' command is used. It allows the user to move files between other file systems in the network. Syntax of the ''scp'' command is the following: To import and export the necessary files in and out the cluster the ''scp'' command is used. It allows the user to move files between other file systems in the network. Syntax of the ''scp'' command is the following:
 <code bash> <code bash>
-scp -P 1031 [-r] <source_address> <destination_address>+scp -P 1301 [-r] <source_address> <destination_address>
 </code> </code>
 Argument explanation: Argument explanation:
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 <code bash> <code bash>
-ct$ scp -P 1031  user.name@ctXXX.inv.usc.es:/datos/work/one.file  ~/work/ +ct$ scp -P 1301  user.name@ctXXX.inv.usc.es:/datos/work/one.file  ~/work/ 
-ct$ scp -P 1031  -r user.name@ctXXX.inv.usc.es:/datos/work/directory/  ~/work/+ct$ scp -P 1301  -r user.name@ctXXX.inv.usc.es:/datos/work/directory/  ~/work/
 </code> </code>
  
 Id using ''scp'' from our own computer: Id using ''scp'' from our own computer:
 <code bash> <code bash>
-local$ scp -P 1031 /datos/work/one.file  user.name@ctcomp2.inv.usc.es:~/work/ +local$ scp -P 1301 /datos/work/one.file  user.name@ctcomp2.inv.usc.es:~/work/ 
-local$ scp -P 1031  -r /datos/work/directory/   user.name@ctcomp2.inv.usc.es:~/work/+local$ scp -P 1301  -r /datos/work/directory/   user.name@ctcomp2.inv.usc.es:~/work/
 </code> </code>