====== How to transfer files using FileZilla ======
This page explains how to transfer files between your device and the supercomputing system using FileZilla.\\

===== Prerequisites =====
If you have not complete [[:getting_started:login_to_system#register_your_public_key_on_ssh_server|SSH key registration]], please complete it before reading this page.\\

===== Steps =====
==== Port forwarding =====
When you use FileZilla, open a terminal window and run the following command.\\
<code>
ssh -L local_port_number:destination_host:22 -i path_to_secret_key UserID@cms-ssh.sc.imr.tohoku.ac.jp
</code>
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If you have already set the SSH config file in [[:getting_started:login_to_system|Getting Started: Login to the system]], you do not need specify the secret key.\\
In the example below, user ID is user01, local port number is 10022, and destination host is super.sc.imr.tohoku.ac.jp.\\
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Input the passphrase for your secret key, then you will see the prompt like above.\\

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==== Transfer files using FileZilla ====
Start FileZilla.\\
Fill in the boxes under menu icons as follows and click "Quickconnect" button.\\
<nowiki>
Host: sftp://localhost
</nowiki>\\
Username: User ID for supercomputing system ("user01" in this example)\\
Password: Password for supercomputing system\\
Port: local port number (10022 in this example)\\
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At the first login, you will asked if you connect to the server, then click "OK".\\
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You can transfer files once the directories appear as shown below.\\
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