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scp from Linux to Windows

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I have installed a SSH server on a Windows 10 system and I'm able to ssh sucessfully from a Linux system (Ubuntu) into it.

Now I want to scp files from the Linux system to the Windows system. I have run the following command in Linux (as explained in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10235778/scp-from-linux-to-windows ):

scp file.py <win_domain>\\<win_user>@<win_ip>:c:/myfolder/

But I just get the following as output:

Windows PowerShell

(I have configured sshd_config in the SSH server in Windows to use Powershell instead of cmd in incoming connections)

I have tried adding the filename to the destination path, but the result is the same. Am I missing something?

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