Consider two hosts Land R. The hostnames of L and Rare UbuntuHome and Ubuntu Work, respectively. You have an account on L with username cold and password temperature and another on R with username warm and password current. Hosts L and Rare assigned the following IP addresses: 123.123.123.123/23 and 123.123.124.124/23. These are (private, public) IP addresses You are sitting in front of a terminal on host R at work or school in your home directory. Assume host L is at home. You left an important file on your host L at home. The name of the file is very-important.txt and resides on the Desktop of host L. You know that you have an ssh server running on host L (your home machine). You know that you have connectivity from host Rat work/school to host L at home. To transfer the file from L to R and give it the same name, you enter the following on the command line shell on R: scp :/home/ When you are asked to enter a password, you enter Hint: syntax of scp is scp