We can transfer files between 2 remote hosts using the scp command as follows :
scp Username@Server1:/path-to-file-to-be-copied/ Username@Server2:/destination-path-where-files-are-to-be-copied/
Note that you may have to enter the credentials manually after this to logon to both the hosts.
Eg :
scp user123@Unix_Host_1:/Users/user123/Documents/Textfile.txt user123@Unix_Host_2:/users/user123/Documents/
You may also use the -3 switch to transfer files from one machine to another through your local host.
Check out the following available switches on a Mac OS X machine :
scp Username@Server1:/path-to-file-to-be-copied/ Username@Server2:/destination-path-where-files-are-to-be-copied/
Note that you may have to enter the credentials manually after this to logon to both the hosts.
Eg :
scp user123@Unix_Host_1:/Users/user123/Documents/Textfile.txt user123@Unix_Host_2:/users/user123/Documents/
You may also use the -3 switch to transfer files from one machine to another through your local host.
Check out the following available switches on a Mac OS X machine :
usage: scp [-12346BCEpqrv] [-c cipher] [-F ssh_config] [-i identity_file]
[-l limit] [-o ssh_option] [-P port] [-S program]
[[user@]host1:]file1 ... [[user@]host2:]file2
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