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8.2.2.3. SFTP on the command line

Secure FTP, or SFTP, is an encrypted version of FTP. It connects over to the remote server through a secure socket layer, like SSH. This means that it is a much more secure solution than traditional FTP. Use the command sftp to start the client. The syntax is nearly identical to the syntax for FTP.

 
 
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