From remote Linux server I used “scp -r” the reverse function to copy file from my Windows machine to remote Linux machine. I used proper command for scp. It is saying “connection refused to port no 22.” I am unable to copy file.
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From remote Linux server I used “scp -r” the reverse function to copy file from my Windows machine to remote Linux machine. I used proper command for scp. It is saying “connection refused to port no 22.” I am unable to copy file.
Windows does not provide a scp server in its default configuration; you have to create a share (see SMB protocol) under Windows and then access it from Linux using samba.
See this related question and in particular this answer for some more details.