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rollongosaurio
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I used this command when the servers A, B and C don't have a port other than 22

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC

But if server B uses s port other than 22 to connect via ssh

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB -p portB':PortB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC

I used this command when the servers A, B and C don't have a port other than 22

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC

But if server B uses s port other than 22 to connect via ssh

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB -p portB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC

I used this command when the servers A, B and C don't have a port other than 22

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC

But if server B uses s port other than 22 to connect via ssh

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB:PortB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC
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rollongosaurio
rollongosaurio
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I used this command when the servers A, B and C don't have a port other than 22

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC

But if server B uses s port other than 22 to connect via ssh

rsync -azv -e 'ssh -A -J  UserServerB@AddressB -p portB' /file-in-ServerA UserServerC@AddresServerC:/path-ServerC