How to connect to a remote server and transfer files via a jump server in Linux

Recently, I encountered many problems when deploying the environment on the Linux host. The first one was the problem of remotely connecting to the server to transfer files through a jump server.

I have read many solutions online, most of which say to use the Alt+P command of SecureCRT software and then transfer via SFTP , which mainly involves the following instructions

There are several important commands in the sftp interface.
cd is mainly used to open the location where the server stores files
LCD is mainly used to open the location of the local file to be uploaded
put is the command to upload a file
Get is the command to download files from the server. There are several important commands in the sftp interface.
cd is mainly used to open the location where the server stores files
LCD is mainly used to open the location of the local file to be uploaded
put is the command to upload a file
get is a command to download files from the server

However, the above command does not solve the problem. So how can we upload files more quickly through instructions? Here is a command rz -be

rz-be

Simply enter the above command in the command line window to pop up this dialog box, select the file, and then wait for the file to be transferred. Please see the following notes

Notice:

When you use the rz -be command, the file may not be uploaded for the first time, so you need to use the command again.

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