Microsoft introduced Secure Shell (SSH) as a transport for PowerShell Remoting in PowerShell 6. Older versions of PowerShell (Windows PowerShell) are restricted to HTTP/HTTPS and Windows Remote Management (WinRM). WinRM/HTTP is fine for Active Directory (AD) environments. Authentication and communications are secured. WinRM/HTTPS is for accessing workgroup computers, i.e. computers not joined to an AD… Read More
How to run code on a remote Windows Device from Visual Studio Code using PowerShell Remoting.
In this Ask the Admin, I'll show you how to get started with the OpenSSH client in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update.
In this second part, I’ll look at how to manage Linux and Windows systems remotely using PowerShell Core.
In this Ask the Admin, I'll provide a general overview of the Windows Admin Center, which was released earlier this month.
The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update and Windows Server 1709 include a beta OpenSSH server and client. In this Ask the Admin, I will discuss how OpenSSH differs from PowerShell Remoting.
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by Jeff Hicks
In this opinion post, Jeff Hicks explains why no one should be complaining about the lack of SSH in Windows PowerShell.
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