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To copy a file from a remote host to a local host, use the following syntax: scp destination_folder

To copy a file from a local host to a remote host, use the following syntax: scp source_file source_file is the file to be copied, remote_username is the username on the remote host, remote_host is the IP address or hostname of the remote host, and destination_folder is the folder on the remote host where the file will be copied to. The source_file and destination_file can be local or remote files, and can be specified using absolute or relative paths. Where source_file specifies the file to be copied, and destination_file specifies the location where the file will be copied to. The basic syntax of the SCP command is as follows: scp source_file destination_file SCP is a widely used tool for securely transferring files between Linux servers. SCP uses SSH (Secure Shell) protocol for data transfer and provides the same level of security and authentication as SSH. It is a command-line utility used for copying files between local and remote hosts in a secure and encrypted way.