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DocumentationCloud Virtual MachinePractical TutorialUploading Local Files to CVMCopying Local Files to CVMs
Copying Local Files to CVMs
Last updated: 2024-01-06 17:43:10
This document describes how to copy local files to a CVM instance.
Follow the instructions below according to your local OS.
Local OS | Linux CVM | Windows CVM |
Windows | ||
Linux | ||
| macOS | |
For example, if you want to upload files from your local Windows server to a Linux CVM instance, you can use WinSC.
Note:
For a text file smaller than 36 KB, it’s recommended to upload it directly in the console.
Subsequent Operations
After uploading files to CVM, you can make a snapshot for backup and disaster recovery. See Snapshot FAQs.
Troubleshooting
What should I do if I forgot my CVM instance login password?
See Resetting Instance Password.
What should I do if I can't log in to the CVM instance?
See Windows Instance Login Failures or Linux Instance Login Failures.
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