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  • File Transfer

    • Choose a File Transfer Protocol
      Transferring data (files) to and from servers in the Server Farm opens the possibility of a security issue for both the data and the systems. The Systems Administration group recommends the use of encrypted protocols during file transfer. Using an encrypted protocol reduces the chance of a security issue.
    • File Transfer Guidelines
      Transferring data (files) to and from servers in the Server Farm opens the possibility of a security issue for both the data and the systems. The Systems Administration group supports the use of encrypted protocols during file transfer. Using an encrypted protocol reduces the chance of a security issue.
    • Macintosh Client and a Unix Server
      Transfer files between a Macintosh client and a Unix server.
    • Macintosh Client and a Windows Server
      Transfer Files Between a Macintosh Client and a Windows Server.
    • Map a Drive
      Mapping (sometimes called "mounting") a drive means you assign a drive letter on your computer to the server path. You can then connect to the server without having to remember and type the path...
    • Transfer Files Using FileZilla
      FileZilla may be used for secure file transfer using SFTP between Windows or Mac Computers and Academic Web Hosting servers. The following are instructions for Windows computers. The instructions for Mac computers are similar.  For Academic Web Hosting in addition to Filezilla you must connect with CU VPN using the @cit-acadhosting Departmental Group Name credentials. (See Upload Files to Academic Web Hosting for detailed instructions.)
    • Transfer Files Using FTPS with a Host External to Cornell
      Note: This page outlines secure methods for transferring files to or from a host external to Cornell that requires FTPS as the protocol. If you are transferring files between other systems, please...
    • Transfer Files Using Microsoft File Sharing for Windows
      Microsoft File Sharing (using the underlying SMB/CIFS protocol) is a software application that allows Windows or Macintosh and Unix computers to interact with each other. It creates a connection from the Win/Mac client to the Unix server, allowing you to see directories on the server as if they were on the client computer.
    • Transfer Files Using PuTTY
      How to install the PuTTy Secure Copy client and use it to transfer files
    • Unattended Server to Server File Transfers: From MVS Batch Job to Win/Unix Server
      To transfer files, you can use this sample JCL: // EXEC FTPSECUR targethost.wherever.com userid password cd some-directory put mvs.file.name target.file.name quit...
    • Unattended Server to Server File Transfers: Unix to Unix
      Use SSH (Secure Shell) keys and SCP (Secure Copy) to perform secure, unattended, server to server file transfers between Unix servers. Setting Up ID Accounts If necessary,...
    • Win/Unix Client and a Unix Server
      Transfer files between a Win/Unix Client and a Unix Server.
    • Win/Unix Client and a Windows Server
      Transfer files between a Win/Unix Client and a Windows Server.