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Fastest Way to Transfer Files
i have files on a seedbox/ stroage server and i was wondering what is the fastest way to transfer these files.
1. i was thinking about have an auto transfer to a fast file downloading place (like rapidshare)..
2. i was thinking about doing SFTP. to my computer..
3. i was thinking about making torrents of files on the server, and then downloading the torrent to my computer. (so like basically have files on server, create torrents from those files, and basically download from the 1 seeder (me) to myself.
which would be the fastest way ?
1. i was thinking about have an auto transfer to a fast file downloading place (like rapidshare)..
2. i was thinking about doing SFTP. to my computer..
3. i was thinking about making torrents of files on the server, and then downloading the torrent to my computer. (so like basically have files on server, create torrents from those files, and basically download from the 1 seeder (me) to myself.
which would be the fastest way ?
If it is local, using RoboCopy is the fastest way of transferring files form one drive/machine ot another.
If this is what you're after, let me know and I can talk you around the syntax.
PS only works for Local Area Networks, not over the internet.
If this is what you're after, let me know and I can talk you around the syntax.
PS only works for Local Area Networks, not over the internet.
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yea im transferring over the WAN..
is SFTP the fastest.. ?
is SFTP the fastest.. ?
SFTP is probably going to give you the most visibility, security, and granular control without using a 3rd party intermediate. It's more secure than just using FTP and less hassle than using passive FTP.
If you're looking for a cheap option, I'd say it's probably the best way to go.
If you're looking for a cheap option, I'd say it's probably the best way to go.
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fine it was fine
Also, you could consider using Remote Desktop if you're running a Windows environment, since you can have it add your local drives when you RDP to the server.
If you're just using it locally, why not just use SCP or SMB?