In air-gapped deployments where your devices have no outbound internet connection,
you can
enable Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) to
upload supported file types to an air-gapped device. To perform an SCP upload, you
must enable SCP upload functionality for each specific Superuser administrator you
want to allow to perform an SCP upload, and isn't a global device configuration.
Once SCP uploads are enabled for a Superuser admin, you can use this admin to write
scripts and automation for supported file uploads directly to your air-gapped device
using the CLI rather than the web interface.
SCP upload are supported from devices running a Microsoft Windows, macOS, or any
Linux operating system. SCP upload must be performed from your device command line.
SCP applications like WinSCP and FileZilla are not supported. A system log is
generated when you successfully SCP a file to your device or if an SCP upload fails
for any reason.
