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In SFTP (and actually even in SSH shell), the standard way to get to a machine that is accessible via another machine only is via port forwarding. — That's possible with WinSCP. Tension: Getting to another machine by executing a command is not really compatible with how SFTP protocol works. Outcome: That's possible with WinSCP.

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In SFTP (and actually even in SSH shell), the standard way to get to a machine that is accessible via another machine only is via port forwarding. — That's possible with WinSCP. Tension: Getting to another machine by executing a command is not really compatible with how SFTP protocol works. Outcome: That's possible with WinSCP.

In SFTP (and actually even in SSH shell), the standard way to get to a machine that is accessible via another machine only is via port forwarding. — That's possible with WinSCP. Tension: Getting to another machine by executing a command is not really compatible with how SFTP protocol works. Outcome: That's possible with WinSCP. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata