SCP

For transferring files using SCP protocol, you can use scp utility built into the OS. Use the standard command to copy, but instead of the resource address, specify the SSH Proxy address:

For Windows:

scp -r C:\temp\configs\ james.miller.indeed-id.local:/tmp

scp -r С:\path_to_local_file user_name@address_ssh_proxy:/path_to_copy_on_resource

For Linux:

scp -r /tmp james.miller@sshproxy.indeed-id.local:/tmp

scp -r /path_to_local_file user_name@address_ssh_proxy:/path_to_copy_on_resource

Parameter -r means recursive copying. i.e. copy entire directories. 

In the next step, after successful authentication, select the resource for file transfer.

SFTP

For transferring files you can use sftp utility on devices running on Windows 

For transferring files:

1. Run a Command Line

2. Connect to the SSH Proxy server

   sftp james.miller@sshproxy.indeed-id.local

3. Select a resource for connection

4. Transfer files using the command:

   put -r C:\temp\configs\ /tmp
   put -r path_to_local_files path_to_files_on_resource

   Parameter -r means recursive copying. i.e. copy entire directories. 

PSCP

For transferring files you can use pscp utility on devices running on Windows 

Command for transferring files:

pscp -r C:\temp\configs\ james.miller@sshproxy.indeed-id.local:/tmp

pscp -r С:\path_to_local_file user_name@address_ssh_proxy:/path_to_copy_on_resource

Parameter -r means recursive copying. i.e. copy entire directories. 

PSFTP

For transferring files you can use psftp utility on devices running on Windows 

1. Run a Command Line
2. Enter command psftp

3. Connect to the SSH Proxy server

   open james.miller@sshproxy.indeed-id.local

4. Select a resource for connection

5. Transfer files using the command:

   put -r C:\temp\configs\ /tmp/configs
   put -r path_to_local_files path_to_files_on_resource

   Parameter -r means recursive copying. i.e. copy entire directories. Also necessary to specify the name of the file that will be saved on the resource.