SCP2
SCP2.EXE is a Windows port of the UNIX
scp2 tool.
SCP2 (Secure Copy 2) is used to securely copy files over the network.
The program uses the ssh2 protocol for data transfer, and uses the
same authentication and provides the same security as ssh2. SCP2 will
ask for passwords or passphrases if they are needed for
authentication.
Any file name may contain a host, user and port specification to
indicate that the file is to be copied to/from that host. Copies between
two remote hosts are permitted.
SCP2 uses the same host keys and user keys as the graphical client. The default
location for these files is the directory used to store the user profile. The
-k switch can be used to override the default location. Certificate
authentication can be used in some configurations with SCP2, but SCP2 exists for
scripting purposes and certificate usage is not recommended.
On Windows,
scp2.exe launches ssh2.exe as a transport. Therefore the
configuration and authentication features of ssh2.exe can be used in
scp2.exe as well.
Also note that SCP2 offers no fallback to the ssh1 protocol.