Junos OS

I cannot get SCP filetransfers to work using ipv6: got a srx100 and srx240 and on both I have no problems getting tftp / sftp / ftp to work over ipv6, however when I try 

file copy /config/juniper.conf.gz scp://username@[3001::7]/public/previous/nodename.gz

I get the following response

cp: username@[3001:/public/previous/nodename.gz: No such file or directory
error: put-file failed
error: could not send local copy of file

Can somebody enlighten me? Thanks in advance!

You can copy from shell prompt and note down the backslash in the address field

start shell

scp -6 /config/juniper.conf.gz scp://username@\[3001::\7]:/public/previous/nodename.gz

Typo, Correct syntax given below:

scp -6 /config/juniper.conf.gz scp://username@\[3001::7\]:/public/previous/nodename.gz

Hi Nellikka,

thank you for your suggestion, I tried it and encountered the following:

root@nodename% scp -6 /config/juniper.conf.gz scp://username@\[3001::7\]:/public/previous/nodename.gz
ssh: Could not resolve hostname scp: hostname nor servname provided, or not known
lost connection

I don't see why it thinks scp should be a hostname here, when I execute the scp command on its own I get the following response:

usage: scp [-12346BCpqrv] [-c cipher] [-F ssh_config] [-i identity_file]
           [-l limit] [-o ssh_option] [-P port] [-S program]
           [-JU routing_instanse]
           [[user@]host1:]file1 ... [[user@]host2:]file2

Sorry, correct syntax is given below. This happened because I copied your cli command exactly to shell.

scp -6 /config/juniper.conf.gz  username@\[3001::7\]:/public/previous/nodename.gz

Thank you very much! I don't understand why this is the only transfer command regarding ipv6 that should be executed this way but it works