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Currently, I can access a server called opt2
with two ssh
(I can't access this server directly). It goes like this in terminal. Each ssh has me enter a different password:
ssh username@athena.ecs.csus.edu
Then I ssh again:
ssh user2@opt2
I can run scripts and such via terminal this way. What I need to do is open/edit/download files efficiently with my Ubuntu OS using something like FileZilla. I can't get WinSCP on Ubuntu. I'm willing to try anything available for Ubuntu. I tried this in terminal:
ssh -L 4444:opt2:22 myUserName@athena.ecs.csus.edu
(can someone explain this command if it's relevant?)
This command connects me to athena
and seems to open a port or tunnel. I'm not sure what to do from there.
What I'm looking for is a couple terminal commands that will create a proxy folder, port, or gateway or something like that, that will allow FileZilla to access opt2
from my Ununtu PC through athena
. I also need to know how use fileZilla to access that [gateway] once it's opened.
My colleges do a similar thing on Windows with WinSCP, but don't know how to on Ubuntu. If FileZilla doesn't work for this then please recommend another application that will work.
I need to retrieve these files for a school project. Am very basic so any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.