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SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) and SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) are secure file transfer methods commonly used on Windows systems. WindowsForum.com discussions cover enabling the built-in OpenSSH Server on Windows 11 to act as an SCP target, allowing encrypted, scriptable file transfers without third-party tools. Topics include configuring OpenSSH, troubleshooting SCP/SFTP connections, comparing performance and security, and integrating with enterprise workflows. Users share practical tips for cross-platform transfers between Windows and Linux, automating backups, and managing keys. The tag also addresses common issues like firewall rules, permission errors, and client compatibility. Whether you are setting up a home lab or managing enterprise servers, these threads provide step-by-step guidance for leveraging SCP and SFTP on Windows.
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    Enable SCP on Windows 11 with OpenSSH Server for Secure Cross Platform Transfers

    Windows 11 can act as a drop-in SCP target simply by enabling the built-in OpenSSH Server; in practice that means you get encrypted, scriptable file transfers to and from Windows without installing third‑party daemons. m]) Background / Overview SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) is the classic Unix-era...
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