To export SSL certificates from Windows to Linux, you must first complete two steps. Once the password is entered, the files will be securely copied to the destination.
To copy a single file, you would use a command like this: scp /path/to/file _server:/path/to/destination To copy an entire directory, you would use a command like this: scp -r /path/to/ directory _server:/path/to/destination Once the scp command is executed, you will be prompted for the password of the user account on the Windows server. You will also need to specify the hostname or IP address of the Windows server. The destination is the file or directory on the Windows server that you want to copy the files to. The source is the file or directory on the Linux server that you want to copy. To use the scp command, you will need to specify the source and destination of the files you want to copy. Once you have OpenSSH installed, you can use the scp command to securely copy files between servers. If you don’t have OpenSSH installed, you can install it using your distribution’s package manager. Generally, OpenSSH is installed by default on most Linux distributions. To use SCP, you will need to have an SSH client installed on your Linux server. SCP uses the SSH protocol to securely copy files between hosts. The most common way to transfer files between servers is via Secure Copy (SCP). If you need to move certificates from a Linux server to a Windows server, you can use a variety of tools to do so.
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