Yes, the SCP Secure Copy is able to transfer the file in binary mode. This is because in the binary mode, it is computer understood.
There are several protocols that could be used, depending on how you wanted to transfer the file. There are, for example:FTP - file transfer protocolTFTP - trivial file transfer protocolNFS - Network file system transferSMTP - via emailrcp - remote copy protocolSFTP - Secure File Transfer Protocolscp - secure copy
scp is secure copy ftp is file transfer protocol. FTP is a file transfer protocol as send the file inside the network
Secure file transfer protocol is a network protocol that provides file access, file transfer and file management functionalities. The protocol assumes that it runs through a secure channel.
Secure multi-part file transfer is a method of breaking down a large file into smaller parts for transfer, improving efficiency and reliability. These parts are encrypted individually for security, then reassembled at the destination. It helps to ensure the integrity and privacy of the file during transit.
FTP (File Transfer Protocal) supports both ASCII & Binary.
A secure file transfer allows you to transfer files between your computer and some other storage system. For security purposes your login and password are encrypted.
The SFTP port is used for secure logins, secure file transfer and port forwarding. It can be found on port 22 of the TCP protocol. The name of this port stands for Secure File Transfer Protocol.
Transferring the file through ssh would keep it secure. There are many options; A few examples are listed below. Run 'man <program name>' for the full program manual. sftp - secure file transfer program $ sftp user@host:.bashrc ~/. rsync - a fast, versatile, remote (and local) file-copying tool $ rsync user@host:.bashrc ~/. scp - secure copy (remote file copy program) $ scp user@host:.bashrc ~/.
You pretty much just answered it yourself - scp (think "Secure CoPy").
A Secure FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is useful for transferring files from one location to another. i.e. from one server to another. Transferring is secure because the file is encrypted.
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The Secure File Transport Protocol (SFTP, also known as SSH or Secure Shell) typically is run on port 22.