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1. Set up a configuration file for your sftp connection.  Call it "config" and put it in a folder called .eg.ssh under your user folder (eg. c:\Users\{your name}\.ssh).

   Sample file:

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   language bash
   Host sftp2aws HostName somehost.server.transfer.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com IdentityFile C:\Users\{your name}\Documents\sftpsmmstranscandsd-key User sftpaws HostKeyAlgorithms ssh-rsa Compression yes

   
   

   • Host - alias name for your connection
   • HostName - the actual destination of the sftp server
   • IdentityFile - your private key
   • User - username
   • Rest is likely optional

2. Create a script holding command(s) to actually send the file.
   Sample script:

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   put c:\yourfiletosend.txt exit

   
   

3. Open regedit.
4. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU.
5. Change the value of the UseWUServer attribute to 0.
6. In a command window run the following:

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