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Re: Sending huge file between machines on same subnet

Hi Bryan,

If one of those systems is old, there's no additional disk space, but both are on the same subnet and both can run SSH you can use SSH+GZIP to compress data while sending the file.

From the origin:

|cat /QSYS.LIB/MYLIB.LIB/MYSAVF.FILE | gzip -9 -c | ssh <RemoteSystem> "cat > /home/USERID/MYSAVF.FILE.gz" If you have a PC on the same subnet you can use WinSCP and create a connection with SCP or SFTP enabling compression to improve performance. Then send the compressed file to the target system. |



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