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Daily transfer of files through networks or internet is not secure anymore when the communication line is hijacked or even worse someone is sniffing your transfers. WinSCP has the features to stop this from happening in file transfer. Its main function is the secure file transfer between a local and a remote computer. Beyond this, WinSCP offers basic file manager functionality. It uses Secure Shell (SSH) and supports, in addition to Secure FTP, also legacy SCP protocol.

WinSCP supports three transfer protocols, SFTP, FTP, SCP. SSH File Transfer Protocol(SFTP) is designed to work over any reliable data stream, its basic functionally is similar to old FTP, while having better designed advanced functionality but unfortunately not all SFTP server implementation takes advantage of the advanced features, yet. Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) is an older protocol but almost universally supported on Unix-like platforms as part of an SSH protocol suite. SCP is mostly used with SSH-1 and a descendant of the ancient RCP.


Like any other Ftp client, WinSCP offers command lines execution styles, commands can be read from a script file specified by /script switch, from standard input or passed from the command-line using the /command switch. WinSCP also can be executed in console mode however, WinSCP is a genuine GUI windows application and for this to be possible winscp.com is provided for this purpose.
To improve ease of use, you can choose two different interface, Norton Commander Interface or Windows Explorer look a like interface. Both offer the same flexibility of drag and drop with same transfer method. If you are a new WinSCP user, you may want to select the Explorer-like interface as it should be familiar to any Windows user.
If you use different transfer settings for different tasks regularly, you will find transfer settings presets useful. You can set up a list of named settings, from which you can easily select the one suitable for the current task, or have WinSCP select it automatically. You can configure the presets in Preferences. You will also find the presets useful when you use drag&drop for transferring files and you have opted not to use transfer options dialog. The Transfer toolbar gives you chance to select different transfer settings from presets, before you initiate the transfer.

If you’re having trouble using WinSCP try to find a solution in support Forum if some feature of WinSCP is not working for you or it is disabled, you may be using inappropriate transfer protocol.

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