Upload files with SFTP
Via the Terminal
Open a terminal (on Linux or Mac) or PowerShell (on Windows) and use the following command:
sftp user@host
(Replace user with your username and host with the IP address or domain name of the server).
Type yes when asked to accept the host key, and then enter your password.
Via a Graphical Client
If you prefer a graphical interface, FileZilla is an excellent choice.
- Host: sftp://jouw-server-ip
- User: Your username
- Password: Your password
- Port: 22 (default)
Mount as Network Drive
Even more convenient is mapping your SFTP location as a drive letter in Windows. This allows you to edit files directly as if they were local.
You can do this with SFTP Net Drive.
Set the mounting point in SFTP Net Drive to / to access the entire file system (depending on permissions).
