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I need to transfer files, as I would normally do, with my Linux file manager (Nautilus) via SFTP. However, in this specific case, I can't connect directly to the REMOTE server. I need to connect first to an INTERMEDIATE server, where I have copied my public key, so I can authenticate without a password. I am not allowed to do so on REMOTE (mandatory login with password.)

Is there some way I can get Nautilus (or any Linux file manager) to connect to the final REMOTE server through INTERMEDIATE?

Thank you in advance.

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You can do this by setting the ProxyJump option in your SSH config: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/ssh-proxy-bastion-proxyjump

If the hostname of your intermediate server was intermediate and the hostname of your final server was fileserver, your config file would look something like this:

Host fileserver Hostname my-fileserver Host intermediate Hostname intermediate-server ProxyJump fileserver
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