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    The document describes how to use the scp command to copy files between servers. It explains that nohup runs scp in the background and provides examples copying files from source servers to a target server. It also describes how to check that the file sizes match on the source and target servers using the du command to ensure successful file transfers.

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    The document describes how to use the scp command to copy files between servers. It explains that nohup runs scp in the background and provides examples copying files from source servers to a target server. It also describes how to check that the file sizes match on the source and target servers using the du command to ensure successful file transfers.

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    scp <filename to be copied> targetusername@targetservername:<path on the target

    sever where want to copy the file>


    loargin into target server (if u need to copy in 60 login into 60-specific dir t
    hen execute command)
    nohup is used run in background
    nohup scp -r <OS_USER_OF_SOURCE>@<IP_ADDRESS_OF_SOURCE>:<PATH_OF_THE_DIRECTORY>
    .
    nohup scp -r root@10.1.0.63:/d02/PROD_BKP_nov7/d01_apps_st.tar .
    nohup scp -r root@10.1.0.63:/d02/PROD_BKP_nov7/d02_tech_st.tar .
    nohup scp -r root@10.1.0.62:/u01/PROD_BKP_nov7/apps.tar .
    nohup scp -r root@10.1.0.62:/u01/PROD_BKP_nov7/inst_bck.tar .
    tar -cvf dest folder path - source folder path
    tar -cvf /u01/prodbkp/xyz.tar xyz
    tar xvf /u01/prodbkp/xyz.tar .
    ps -ef|grep scp
    chk the size of both source and target and make sure that they are same
    u can get the size by this command
    du -sh <DIRECTORY_NMAE>
    du -sh <FILE_NAME>
    also chk ps -ef|grep scp
    if any process is there means..scp is still going on and not yet complete

    mv /u01/prodback-nov7/d01_apps_st.tar /u02/prod_bkp_nov7/d01_apps_st.tar
    root@erpdev # du -sh apps.tar
    13G apps.tar
    root@erpdev # du -sh d02_tech_st.tar
    16G d02_tech_st.tar
    root@erpdev # du -sh d01_apps_st.tar
    34G d01_apps_st.tar
    root@erpdev # du -sh inst_bck.tar
    741M inst_bck.tar
    source-
    root@erpdb01 # du -sh d01_apps_st.tar
    71G d01_apps_st.tar
    root@erpdb01 # du -sh d02_tech_st.tar
    16G d02_tech_st.tar
    root@erpapps01 # du -sh apps.tar
    38G apps.tar
    root@erpapps01 # du -sh inst_bck.tar
    741M inst_bck.tar
    apps.tar , d01_apps_st.tar

    FNDCPASS apps/redwood10 0 Y system/manager USER sysadmin abhadmin123


    FNDCPASS apps/<appspassword> 0 Y system/<systempassword> USER sysadmin abhadmin1
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