D acu-t WinSCP

Lqem n WinSCP s Teqbaylit yella.1 Ddu ɣer Asebter n usider n WinSCP sakin sider “Akemmus n usebded”. Di tazwara n usebded fren Tutlayt “Kabyle”.

• Agrudem udlif
• Yettwasuqel ɣer deqs n tuttlayin
• Yesleɣ akked windows (drag&drop, URL, tignitin n unegzum)
• Akk timhalin yettwasnen ɣef ifuyla
• Yessefrak Ineggafen SFTP akked SCP s SSH-1 akked SSH-2 akked uneggaf FTP aqbuṛ
• Agrudem i yifuyla iskripten akked izirigen n tladna ttwasefraken
• Amtawi n ukaram s tarrayt tawurmant neq azen awurman
• Amaẓrag n uḍris usliɣ
• Support for SSH password, keyboard-interactive, public key and Kerberos (GSS) authentication
• Integrates with Pageant (PuTTY authentication agent) for full support of public key authentication with SSH
• Explorer and Commander interfaces.
• Optionally stores session information.
• Optionally supports portable operation using a configuration file in place of registry entries, suitable for operation from removable media

WinSCP can do all basic operations with files, such as downloading and uploading. It also allows you to rename files and folders, create new folders, change properties of files and folders, and creating symbolic links and shortcuts.

One of two selectable program interfaces allows the user to manage files even on the local computer.

Using WinSCP, it is possible to connect to a SSH (Secure Shell) server with SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) or SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) service or to a FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server.

SFTP is a standard part of SSH-2 package. SCP is a standard part of SSH-1 package. Both protocols can be run even on the latter SSH version. WinSCP supports both SSH-1 and SSH-2.

For FTP, basic FTP as well as FTP over TLS/SSL are supported. Compressed transfers (Zlib) are not supported.

There are two selectable program interfaces with plenty of configuration options in WinSCP.

You will have the first chance to select your preferred user interface during installation. You may want to change your preference later.

If you are using WinSCP for the first time, you may wish to select the Explorer interface as it should be familiar to any Windows user. However if you are used to the concept of Norton Commander, used by several contemporary file managers (Total Commander, FAR, Altap Salamander), choose this one. Commander interface is primarily focused on easy keyboard control. You can use it without ever touching mouse. One who is used to it can perform the operations much faster.