Paul,
I tried Bitvise first, but the WinSCP was really easy to use. I was able to
log into the Asterisk box without an issue and transfer files as if I was
using another Windows machine. Thanks!
-Cody Alderson
On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 12:26 PM, Paul Wills <
pdwi...@cedarknolltelephone.com> wrote
All,
Thank you very much for the suggestions. I think I will give the bitvise a
try first. I'll see what I can mess up using it. LOL!
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On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 8:30 PM, John Novack wrote:
> See postings earlier today on
See postings earlier today on a related subject.
I personally like the bitvise application with a file manager with two panes
makes transfer from a local ( windows ) directory to the remote ( thin client )
No need for a flash drive or other sneakernet solution
One word of caution:
Make sure you
I use bitvise SSH client ( https://www.bitvise.com ) which is nice as I can
save profiles on folks I help, and it presents with an SSH window as well as a
double pane file manager, one on my local LAN the other on the remote box.
ALWAYS with SSH on a non standard port to keep the gremlins fool
I use bitvise SSH client ( https://www.bitvise.com ) which is nice as I can
save profiles on folks I help, and it presents with an SSH window as well as a
double pane file manager, one on my local LAN the other on the remote box.
ALWAYS with SSH on a non standard port to keep the gremlins fool
Actually SCP or SFTP is a pretty good suggestion... better than enabling
FTP if you don't need it for anything else. Secure CP and Secure FTP
actually operate over SSH and I expect you would want that enabled anyway
for remote access. I recommend changing your SSH port from the standard 22
to som
If you're using SSH to get to the Astlinux box, you can also use WinSCP
to set up a "drag and drop" screen for moving files. SFTP Net Drive
Free will actually let you mount the Astlinux machine as another drive.
The free version restricts one to just one account which should be fine
for most
I use FTP to move files onto Astlinux. Note that I do not open FTP on the
external interface, only internal so I have to OpenVPN in if I want to
FTP from outside my network.
Astlinux can also mount NFS or SMB remote file servers. But that is not as
lightweight as FTP... and there is a proble
Hi,
I have been making TTS files in Mp3 format, putting them on a flash drive
from my Windows laptop, mounting the flash drive to the thin client running
Astlinux, transferring the files from the flash drive to the thin client,
and using Sox to convert them to ulaw.
I was wondering if there was a
