61.Linux: Remote login to Linux

table of Contents

One, install xshell

1. Windows and linux can communicate with each other

2.xshell configuration

Two, install xftp

1.xftp configuration

2. Transfer files via xftp


The required software is in Baidu Cloud: https://pan.baidu.com/s/15UZakC8O6f9UafsN6O_4tw

Extraction code: xpxp

The path is shown in the figure:

Xshell can be used for command operations, and xftp can be used for file upload and download

 

One, install xshell

1. Windows and linux can communicate with each other

Enter the previously created virtual machine, right-click on the desktop, click to open the terminal, and enter:

ifconfig

 We can know the IP corresponding to our virtual machine

Then we come to the windows system, win+r, enter cmd, and then enter ping (the above ip) on the port:

If it can be pinged, it proves that our windows system and our linux virtual machine can communicate with each other

2.xshell configuration

We open xshell, right-click and select New, and then select Session

Then we configure:

Then we double-click the session we just created:

Choose to accept and save in the pop-up box

Then enter the corresponding user name and password, so that we even come in:

You can adjust the text size:

Then you can follow our method and you can see the files we added to Linux in the previous chapter:

 

Two, install xftp

1.xftp configuration

We first open xftp

Click New, and then make related settings 

2. Transfer files via xftp

We double-click the session just now, and then enter the username and password:

Enter the shared directory that we set up in the previous chapter, you can see those files

Then we can find a file and drag it from the left to the right

Go to our virtual machine to take a look again and find that there is, and the file transfer is successful

 

 

 

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