# Preface

Because it is not convenient to remotely connect to the server under Windows to edit files, I use winscp now, but it has a deficiency that is quite stutter.If it and putty can replace termius, I would have replaced it a long time ago. I sometimes write code and modify it online, so it's troublesome to recover if there is data loss or other failure through winscp. This article introduces a simple way to mount the Linux server directory under Windows.

# Realize

I found a very simple mount method on the Internet, just use SSHFS-Win. First, you need to install the following software in turn:

1、WinFsp ： Download address: WinFsp Github：GitHub/winfsp

2、SSHFS-Win ： Download address: SSHFS-Win Github：GitHub/sshfs-win

3、SSHFS-Win-Manager： Download address: SSHFS-Win-Manager Github：GitHub/sshfs-win-manager

Then open SSHFS-Win-Manager and click add connection in the upper right corner:

In the pop-up page, follow the prompts to fill in the relevant information about your Linux server, and finally click SAVE to save:

If you need a persistent connection, you also need to check the following options in ADVANCED:

Finally, if you want to boot automatically, you can open the first option in the settings interface:

# Postscript

After this is mounted, all subsequent file operations will only be completed under Windows, the biggest feature is convenience, the only regret is that the speed will be a little slow, but this is also a problem of the local network, and has nothing to do with the software.

Learn something new every day, and then sort it out to calm your increasingly impetuous mind.