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| ====== Injecting SFTP or FTP URL to a page (Amazon EC2 management console) ====== | ====== Injecting SFTP or FTP URL to a page (Amazon EC2 management console) ====== | ||
| - | If you are managing a large amount of servers, it may not be feasible for you to [[session_configuration#site|save a site]] for each of them in WinSCP. If your management portal offers an SFTP or FTP URL for each server, you can simply click it, as WinSCP [[integration_url|registers to handle the URLs]]. But if such %%URL%% is not available, as is a case with [[guide_amazon_ec2|Amazon EC2]] management console, you may end up copying the host name from management portal to WinSCP all the time. | + | If you are managing a large amount of servers, it may not be feasible for you to [[session_configuration#site|save a site]] for each of them in WinSCP. If your management portal offers an SFTP or FTP URL for each server, you can simply click it, as WinSCP [[integration_url|registers to handle the URLs]]. But if such %%URL%% is not available, as is a case with [[guide_amazon_ec2|Amazon EC2]] management console, you may end up copying the hostname from management portal to WinSCP all the time. |
| - | Instead, you may use a user script, that automatically converts the host name on the management portal into a clickable %%URL%%. | + | Instead, you may use a user script, that automatically converts the hostname on the management portal into a clickable %%URL%%. |
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