Having done that, the next action to perform is to add/install the OpenSSH server on Windows Still in the Optional features window – at the top, click on Add a feature. Now scroll down and select ...

Open the Windows 10 Start menu and search for “Apps & Features”. In the “Apps & Features” heading, click “Optional Features”. Scroll down the list to see if “OpenSSH Client” is listed. If not, click ...

[Russ] was lucky enough to get his hands on a deeply discounted HP TouchPad, and after hearing about the huge bounty being offered for getting Android up and running on the device, he decided to poke ...

Microsoft's PowerShell team is now contributing to the development efforts of the open source OpenSSH community. The aim is to tightly integrate the open source Secure Shell (SSH) protocol with ...

For a long time if you needed an OpenSSH client for a Windows computer you had to download and install one from a third-party. Applications like PuTTY are very popular with folks that need that sort ...

Microsoft is slowly working on making the lives of IT professionals easier by implementing features typically found in Linux distributions. One of the next features on the to-do list for Redmond is ...

It’s a long-overdue move that’s guaranteed to delight developers who use Windows as their daily driver. Microsoft is introducing a native OpenSSH client to Windows 10. The software is available as a ...

I'm trying to setup kickstart for our RedHat builds, but one of the requirements is to have a different ssh server installed which conflicts with openssh.<BR><BR>I've ...

I run:<BR>./configure<BR>./make<BR>./make install<BR>it gets about 30 seconds in and gives me this error:<BR>Warning Privilage separatin user \ "sshd\" does not exist ...