I have tried to transfer about 50 Gb files from a Redhat Linux variant unsuccessfully to my Debian 8.1.I would like to find other ways than external HDD to move data. There are USB3 connections and HDMI to both machines but nothing else. I am not allowed to install BTsync to transfer the files fast between each other. How can you mass transfer of big files easily between two Linux boxes of different variants?
Mass transfer big files from one Linux box to another Linux box?
usb;file transfer
The fact that one machine is running Red Hat and the other Debian won't cause you any problems. For most intents and purposes, the differences between distributions are insignificant.Realistically, you have two options for your data transfer:Using a removable disk, connected using USB or eSATA or similar.Using the network. Once both machines can connect to one another over the network, you can use any one of a variety of tools to do the file transfer. You mentioned that you cannot using BitTorrent Sync but something like rsync may well be an option or, failing, that sftp or scp.