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Sun, Sep 06, 2015 4:55 pm

SSH Server for Windows

If you are searching for SSH server software for a Microsoft Windows system, there are a number of products to choose from, including ones that are free. Some commercial products are also free for personal use. Some of the choices include the following:
  1. Bitvise SSH Server
  2. Copssh
  3. freeSSHd
  4. OpenSSH for Windows, though development ceased years ago on it and I would no longer recommend it.
  5. PowerShell SSH Server for Windows
  6. SilverSHielD

You can also install OpenSSH server software for Cygwin.

The Bitvise SSH Server, PowerShell SSH Server for Windows, and SilverSHieLD are commercial products which have free for personal use versions.

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Mon, Dec 29, 2014 12:09 am

PowerShell Server 6.0

I installed PowerShell Server software on a Windows 8.1 Professional system to enable the system to function as an SSH server. I've used Bitvise's SSH server software and Copssh with recent operating systems, but hadn't used the PowerShell Server software before. The software allows a system to function as an SSH and SFTP server. I had hoped to be able to allow domain accounts to log into the system as well as local accounts, but so far I've only been able to log into the system via SSH after installing the software with local accounts on the system.

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Sun, Nov 23, 2014 11:20 pm

Copssh 5.0.1

If I will need to remotely troubleshoot a system, I like to have the system functioning as an SSH server, so that I have a means to log into the system over an encrypted connection to a command line interface. Microsoft Windows sysems don't come with SSH server software from Microsoft, but there are third-party applications that allow you to set up a Microsoft Windows system as an SSH server. By using an SSH connection to obtain a Windows command prompt, I can log into the system for troubleshooting while the user continues to work on the system without interfering with the user's work. One software package that I've found that works well for that purpose is Copssh (Gygwin + OPenSSH).

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