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NOTE I am running on windows 10, not linux.

pscp.exe has been downloaded and run in my \Users\Taylor folder. I turned off my firewall just in case that could be interfering. I am trying to download files to my local windows from a remote linux environment using the following input to command prompt:

pscp user@quanah.hpcc.ttu.edu:/home/user/*.ctl \Downloads

I also varied the local name as such:

pscp user@quanah.hpcc.ttu.edu:/home/user/*.ctl C:\Users\Taylor\Downloads

This has worked perfectly in the past (~ one week ago), but now I get the error: "Fatal: Network error: Connection timed out" - I know the server (quanah.hpcc.ttu.edu) is connected and fine because I can ssh to it via PuTTY. Any recommendations?

Taylor Adams
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I'd make sure that once I get the dos shell going, I navigate to where pscp.exe is located and run your command from there, i.e.:

C:\Users\Taylor>pscp ...

I'd also go to the source directory on quanah.hpcc.ttu.edu, in your case, '/home/user/' and do 'pwd' to confirm full path

I'd also set my target directory to be where pscp.exe is located i.e. C:\Users\Taylor because I've had success with that; and not because that is the only way.

Y. Eman
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