scp examples:

• Copy your personal SSH public key to the authorized_keys file.
  [ Note: doing this will allow future scp and sftp commands to connect without prompting for your password. ]

     
     $ scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub  {vss.username}@vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca:dot-ssh/authorized_keys
     The authenticity of host 'vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca (xx.yy.zz.aa)' can't be established.
     ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:w1srrNM1h4zOn4xdeWSxbAep8ZZkBNN/yhqbqnP1Tdg.
     No matching host key fingerprint found in DNS.
     Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes
     Warning: Permanently added 'vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca' (ECDSA) to the list of known hosts.
     Password: 
     id_rsa.pub                                10                    0%  395    27.2KB/s   00:00
     $
  
  
  

• Copy a large file to the ut-vss directory so that it can be imported into the VSS environment.

   
     $ scp myTestImg.ova {vss.username}@vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca:ut-vss/
     myTestImg.ova                                                 100%  567MB  50.2MB/s   00:11    
     $
  
  
  

• Fetch a copy of a generated inventory file.

     $ scp {vss.username}@vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca:ut-vss/{vm-inventory}.csv  mycopy.csv
     {vm-inventory}.csv                                            100%   27MB  36.4MB/s   00:00    
     $
  
  

sftp example:

   $ sftp vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca 
   Connected to vskey-stor.eis.utoronto.ca.
   sftp> ls
   dot-ssh   saved     ut-vss    
   sftp> cd ut-vss
   sftp> ls
   README.txt   junk.iso     
   sftp> get README.txt
   Fetching /ut-vss/README.txt to README.txt
   /ut-vss/README.txt                            100%   84    44.3KB/s   00:00    
   sftp> 
   sftp> quit
   $