Nautilus-connect-server woks fine for me It is complicated to the user to enter to much details, second options is gud solution I use this command to mount the remote file ( sudo sshfs /home/nadeen/Desktop/rakesh/ ) but If you do not get keys working be sure to use strong passwords. If you do get keys working, you can turn off password access. It is easy once you know how, but maybe that first time can be confusing. So it is worth looking into setting up key access. So after you have LAN access via SFTP you can take a look at your router. The details of that depend on the router itself and vary from model to model and brand to brand. If you are connecting over the Internet, then you will have to forward port 22 (SSH) on your router from the extrernal ip address to your server. No additional configuration is needed to connect to it over the LAN. That will automatically install and run an SFTP server for you. In Nautilus, for example, go to the location bar (press ctrl-L if necessary) and enter the URL for the substitute the relevant user name, server IP number and directory path.Īs far as setting up basic SFTP goes, just install the package openssh-server. So to connect to an SFTP server, no additional software is needed. FileZilla and Nautilus are GUI apps that support SFTP.
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