How to handle Windows reserved characters in Linux files (colon)

[Tom Krier]

I have a need to download files from a Linux box to a Windows server. Due to the dynamic name of the files I was hoping to just execute a command like this: ftmscmd.exe /R /F/WM=CR /TC=3/node:[node name]"D:[windows folder]*" "/[Linux folder]/*". This command fails due to the filenames containing colons (:) which is a restricted character on Windows but not Linux (ex: Filename_2019_07_24_12:10:23). I tried looking into doing a remote command first to change the colons to some other character using the following command: find -name '*:*' -execdir bash -c 'mv -- "$1" "${1//:/_}"' bash {} ; but I can't get it to work as a remote command. Likely due to single/double quote issues.

If anybody has a good idea of how to retrieve these files to my Windows server please let me know. thanks