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<code>\\sshfs\yourRemoteLogin@remoteComputer</code> | <code>\\sshfs\yourRemoteLogin@remoteComputer</code> | ||
* By default, Windows will use your Windows password or credentials for the remote computer. | * By default, Windows will use your Windows password or credentials for the remote computer. | ||
** If the password or credentials are different on the remote computer then choose the | ** If the password or credentials are different on the remote computer then choose the '''"Connect using different credentials option."''' | ||
** They most definitely are different. | ** They most definitely are different. | ||
** Windows will ask for your password at the remote computer. After that the home directory from your remote computer will be mounted at the Windows drive you chose. I found that I had full read-write access to the files mounted from remote. | ** Windows will ask for your password at the remote computer. After that the home directory from your remote computer will be mounted at the Windows drive you chose. I found that I had full read-write access to the files mounted from remote. | ||
Revision as of 05:44, 1 February 2020
The Source
- We got it from here
- winFsp Newest GitHub version
- winSshfs Newest GitHub version
Some additional Notes
Be careful as you have full read and write access This is not a folder on your computer that you can delete from on a whim | Here is an additional link that is helpful.
Install the files
- Note the file dates. You can always click the above link to get the newest.
- Install winSfp
- Install Sshfs
Get connected
- Open File Explorer, right-click on This PC and choose Map network drive.
- Choose a drive to mount at and in the Folder field enter:
\\sshfs\yourRemoteLogin@remoteComputer
- By default, Windows will use your Windows password or credentials for the remote computer.
- If the password or credentials are different on the remote computer then choose the "Connect using different credentials option."
- They most definitely are different.
- Windows will ask for your password at the remote computer. After that the home directory from your remote computer will be mounted at the Windows drive you chose. I found that I had full read-write access to the files mounted from remote.