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Direct copy files from remote server to another server

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(@sahar55)
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Hi guys,
so i need to transfer all kinds of log files and interesting documents from a remote server to another remote server without writing on the servers im taking the information from.
im logging to the servers via ssh, and i thought of transfering the files through scp
i dont have experience with this so i figured i could use some help.

Main goal is to transfer logfile , and commands outputs (netstat for example) directly to the other server.

im planning on writing a python script, but first i wanted suggestions regarding the information transport method i should make.


   
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If you connect to a server using SSH, then the connection and login will likely be logged. Which means a change to the disk.

FTP could be used. But it has the same issue.

There is also the option of Intel AMT (out of band management and file transfer) in some cases. Not sure what logging occurs when doing this however.

It also depends somewhat on the O/S in use and what other software is running on the machine (e.g. is there something running which is monitoring incoming connections).

Changing the disk slightly is probably unavoidable if you are coming in remotely.


   
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