Linux to windows - copy files
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there are many methods, you can use smb://
or else you can mount the destination PC/Server on your Linux.
use “mount” to do so.
mount.cifs //<name of shared folder*> /mnt/windowsfs -o user=,password= port=5000
to copy files,
cp /home/amila/myfile /mnt/windowsfs/fromLinux/
for more about mount files/partitions read the below section
if you need to mount a disk partition like C:\ or D:\ use “c$” or “d$” instead of “name of shared folder*”
If you need to do windows to linux,
easiest is to use winSCP or filezilla with sftp (port22)
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