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Copy files in linux mode from host machine

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Please let me know the commands to copy from one host machine to multiple host machine in linux mode.. We are not permitted to do ftp

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Hi,

Please let me know the commands to copy from one host machine to multiple host machine in linux mode.. We are not permitted to do ftp

Thanks
dsprabhu
Hi ... well you can use the scp command for multiple copies from one host machine to multiple host machines.....
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