ssh in windows?

Can you ssh in windows?

Yes, look into using the Cygwin package:

http://tech.erdelynet.com/cygwin-sshd.html


Edit:
Or do you mean just a client? I use Putty http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

IN or OUT or BOTH?

There are ssh daemons and clients for windows a plenty.

Google will net many many choices.

For clients I use PUTTY and SecureCRT

Dont know which windows ssh daemon is best..

The also have OpenSSH clients/servers if you go the cygwin route.

If you're looking for a client. Try PuTTy. That's my favorite.

Putty rocks!

Hey, here's one better. Get WinSCP and you can transfer filez from Win32 to your remote SSH host.

http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/

i used to use putty when i was working for an ISP. We have all Unix machines. I was thinking about using ssh now but we are on an entire Windowns network.
So i am not just talking about the client. can anyone give me the advantages vs disadvatages of using it on windows?

My Cygwin link above is about getting the server end working.

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Originally posted here by Irongeek
My Cygwin link above is about getting the server end working.

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the only problem with cygwin is that unless you install it in root (c:\) you will not have access to all of your folders (and you still won't always have access to all of your drives unless you do a "cd \\cygdrive\[driveletter]\" iirc) furthermore cygwin ssh will not allow you to have complete control over your windows services and other similar "windows" processes

Hi,
i recently tried sshwindows and it worked fine its an its an ssh server for windows

http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/