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You don't have to use port 2222, and you call the file whatever you want as long as the extensions are the same, and so on. You don't have to use port 2222, and you call the file whatever you want as long as the extensions are the same, and so on. For multiple files you can use tar to put them all in a tarball then expand on the destination tar zc *.* | nc -l 2222 nc 192.168.50.1 2222 | tar zx Remember that netcat simply reads data from stdin.