Alternatively, you can drag and drop files from the bottom-left panel to the bottom-right panel Right-click the selected file(s) and select Upload.The bottom-right panel will show the contents of that directory Double-check that the top-right panel is the correct remote directory you want to copy files to.On the bottom-left panel, select the local file(s) you want to copy

The bottom-left panel will show the contents of that directory. On the top-left panel, select the local directory.You should now be able to copy files from your local directory (left panel) to your remote directory (right panel), and vice versa.You should be able to see the /compsci/webdocs/CCID directory.Once setup and installation is complete, you can now run the WinSCP application by searching “WinSCP” on your computer or launch from your Start Menu.Follow the instructions to set up and install WinSCP.Double click the downloaded file (named something like WinSCP-X.XX.XX-Setup.exe).Go to the WinSCP Download page and download the most recent non-beta version.Please see resources/technical-support/computing-resources/index for more options. We have provided some basic instructions on installing and using these software packages below.įor undergraduates you could use ohaton.cs.ualberta.ca For graduates you could use innisfree.cs.ualberta.ca These are just suggested hosts, but there are others in the cs.ualberta.ca domain that can be used. Some examples of SFTP/SCP clients are WInSCP, FileZilla and Cyberduck. Connect to any Departmental Ubuntu machine using your preferred SFTP/SCP client with your CCID and you can access your files at /cshome/CCID and /compsci/webdocs/CCID

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