One such option is the native SSH client that is built into Windows. Microsoft knows that many organizations use Linux, so they have built an SSH client into Windows 10 and 11.

Tom Fenton, delighted to discover that Microsoft now includes an SSH server with Windows 10 that unfortunately is not enabled or configured by default, shows you how to do so.

Microsoft has added support for SSH connections on Windows 11/10. So, users no longer need to use SSH client software like PuTTY to connect to a server.

Learn how to configure and use OpenSSH client and server in Windows. This way, you can remotely manage any device that uses this protocol with added security.

Using the Windows 10 OpenSSH Client To use the OpenSSH client, simply open a command prompt and type ssh and press enter. If the OpenSSH Client was properly installed, you will see the help file ...

I work remotely on my University work from home. I SSH into the University's Solaris machines. One cool thing I've found is that when using Linux and using the command "xemacs file" it actually ...

With the OpenSSH client now installed by default on Windows 10, Tom Fenton explaines what SSH is and why it is so popular, how to use it, and what configurations can be done with it, before doing the ...