Yeah, when pushing up files from a client to a server, or pulling down files, SSH makes sense, but for server to server, there's no need to use something with a full control channel for a simple file transfer.
As to your question on how to use jump hosts, that's what -J is for.
Yeah, when pushing up files from a client to a server, or pulling down files, SSH makes sense, but for server to server, there's no need to use something with a full control channel for a simple file transfer.
As to your question on how to use jump hosts, that's what -J is for.
ssh -J ServerA ServerB