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--- moving_data [2024/11/08 21:12] – [Large Data Transfer (>100MB)] pwolinsk
+++ moving_data [2025/10/15 19:51] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 To upload a data file from the current directory on your local desktop machine to your /storage directory on **pinnacle**:
 <code>
-pawel@localdesktop$# scp localfile.dat pwolinsk@pinnacle.uark.edu:/storage/pwolinsk/
+pawel@localdesktop$# scp localfile.dat pwolinsk@hpc-portal2.hpc.uark.edu:/storage/pwolinsk/
 </code>
 To download a data file from your /storage directory on **pinnacle** to the current directory on your local desktop machine:
 <code>
-pawel@localdesktop$# scp pwolinsk@pinnacle.uark.edu:/storage/pwolinsk/remotefile.dat .
+pawel@localdesktop$# scp pwolinsk@hpc-portal2.hpc.uark.edu:/storage/pwolinsk/remotefile.dat .
 </code>
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 <code>
-C:\Users\Pawel> c:\Users\Pawel\Downloads\pscp.exe filetoupload.txt pwolinsk@pinnacle.uark.edu:
+C:\Users\Pawel> c:\Users\Pawel\Downloads\pscp.exe filetoupload.txt pwolinsk@hpc-portal2.hpc.uark.edu:
 </code>
-The code above uses secure copy protocol to upload a file "filetoupload.txt" to the home directory of user pwolinsk on pinnacle.uark.edu.
+The code above uses secure copy protocol to upload a file "filetoupload.txt" to the home directory of user pwolinsk on hpc-portal2.hpc.uark.edu.
 Another popular windows transfer client (GUI) is WinSCP: