SSH (scp) is probably the best solution. However, you can use
FTP in PASSIVE mode, in which case it only will use one port.
I'm not sure if all clients support passive mode, though
(all servers should).
-- Joe
Jordan Share wrote:
>
> One thing that has come up for me, in my use of VNC to remotely control my
> home and work PCs (running Win2kPro) is a need to transfer files between
> them.
>
> I have not yet found a program that will use one port (which can be easily
> forwarded from/permitted through a firewall) to transfer files.
>
> I am aware of FTP and Windows Sharing, but these both use more than one
> port, and there is no easy solution if the machines involved are behind a
> NAT (one-to many) box, which is my setup at home (we have one IP address
> that we are sharing via IPmasquerading on linux).
>
> I just need a daemon that will run on Win2k, that allows an incoming
> connection on one port, and then uses the same connection to transfer the
> files. Does such a program exist?
>
> Alternately, if I could get sshd to run on Win2k (which I've tried, but
> failed to do), then I could just use scp, no?
>
> Thanks,
> Jordan
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