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An SSH service would be of real benefit to Windows users, too. As the page says, the Cygwin sshd is much too intrusive when all you need is a Windows command pr
by timrobinson 16y ago
An SSH service would be of real benefit to Windows users, too. As the page says, the Cygwin sshd is much too intrusive when all you need is a Windows command prompt.
A terminal services implementation would make an interesting project. The original Microsoft terminal services implementation in NT needed wide-reaching changes to the way Win32 works.
- Bellyache5 16y agoI've found WinRM and PowerShell to be a pretty effective "ssh-like" tool for Windows. Plus it's object-oriented. http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/powershell/powershell_remote.htm http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/powershell/powershell_r...
- nailer 16y agoI like PowerShell SSH Server - it's a normal SSH protocol, unlike WinRM, and native, unlike the various Cygwin hacks. http://www.powershellinside.com/powershell/ssh/ http://www.powershellinside.com/powershell/ssh/
- omh 16y agoFor "Windows-style" ssh, where I just need a prompt, I use psexec: psexec \\computer -u administrator cmd A true SSH service would be useful in lots of other situations though.