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SCP file copying in ESX 3

February 28th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

A command I always forget..  When you need to copy something like an ISO or VMDK from one machine to another using putty or a mac.  ”scp /sourcedirectory/filename username@host:/destinationdirectory”Regards,

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  1. Comment by derek mains on 29 February 2008:

    what is putty?

  2. Comment by Lee Wynne on 16 March 2008:

    Putty is a utility you can download which gives you access to an ESX service console.

    http://www.putty.org/

  3. Comment by AustinPowers on 24 April 2008:

    Lee -

    I haven’t used the Virtual Center VCB plug-in. In fact, I wasn’t aware there is such an animal. VMware is not a significant part of my daily routine, so I’m not as tuned to this type of thing as I’d like to be. Where might I get more info?

  4. Comment by AustinPowers on 24 April 2008:

    I think I found what I was looking for. It looks like VC uses VMware Converter to create new VMs from VCB images.

    See page 7: http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/vcb_35_new.pdf

    Thanks for the tip. I’ll be trying this today.

  5. Comment by Lee Wynne on 24 April 2008:

    Hi,

    Its actually through the Virtual Center converter plugin. The converter will allow you to restore images taken from your VCB proxy.

    Lee

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