How to copy a file to the firewall?

First of all, enable SSH access on your Endian Firewall:

1. Go to System > SSH Access
2. Tick on Enabled
3. Save
   

Endian Firewall Documentation

In order to copy a file to the Firewall you need a Secure Copy client. Linux and MacOSX installations, normally ship the tool with the distribution. For Windows, there exist several Clients you can freely download and install.
Note: SFTP is not available on Endian Firewall, you need to have Secure Copy!

If you use Linux or MacOSX:

I presume you already have installed scp on your machine.
Type the following command within an open Shell:

scp file_you_want_to_copy root@green.ip.of.your.firewall:/path/filename/where/to/store

Example:

scp openvpn.conf roo@192.168.0.15:/etc/openvpn/openvpn.conf


If you use WIndows:

While there exist plenty of Free tools, we describe only one of the most used Free Secure Copy tools: WinSCP
If you have not already installed, download it from WinSCP homepage and install it on your machine.

• Here you will find help about how to install WinSCP.
• Here you find how to connect to a remote host.
• Here you can learn how to upload a file with WinSCP.
  

In order to copy a file to Endian Firewall:

1. Connect to Endian Firewall:
   1. Type your GREEN IP Address or the Hostname of your Endian Firewall within the field Host name
   2. Leave Port 22 witin the field Port number
   3. Type in root as username within the field User name
   4. Type in the Endian Firewall root passwort within the field Password
   5. Select SCP as Protocol 
   6. Click the button Login
   7. You will be asked if you like to accept the remotes host key. Select Yes.
2. On the remote panel, select the directory you want the file to copy to.
   
3. Select the local files you want to upload
4. Drag your selection and drop it on the remote panel
5. You will be asked if you want to copy the selection to the remote server. Click Copy