Carrier Access 1750 scp, NOTE:

11-38 Broadmore 1750 - Release 4.6
Security Management (FIPS Mode)
scp
scp
A SuperUser (Crypto Officer) can copy files to a specific directory, using the secure
copy (scp) command.
Using SCP
The scp client can be invoked from a target-OS shell by running scp and passing
all options as parameter strings. Examples are provided below.
To copy a file, local_file, on the target to a remote server, my_server, use the
following command:
-> scp <local_file> my_self@my_server:<local_file_new>
To to copy files from the remote server, my_server, to the target, local_file, use
this command:
-> scp my_self@my_server:/<dir>/<file> /<dir>/<new_file>
To display a list of options and usage information use the "-h" command.
-> scp -h
Enabling Debug Messages
A SuperUser (Crypto Officer) can enable Debug by using the "-v" option. An
example is provided below.
-> scp -v [local_file] user_name@remote:[remote_file]
NOTE: For more information about shell commands and general
information about session privacy, go to www.openssh.org.