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Copy large dump file

Hi Experts..

Could anyone please let me know the easier way to copy large dump of files from one server to another. I am trying to copy a set of dump files on two different servers placed in different geographic locations.. Though there are other factors such as latency, etc., slowing up the process, i am curious to know if there are any other method to copy it fast.. I am using scp functionality to copy at present..

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