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SSH equivalent in Windows OS
Hi,
I want to know what is equivalent of ssh in windows OS ?
I want to know what is equivalent of ssh in windows OS ?
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I don't think sutch protocol exist on Windows, but you cant use a windows VPN (PPTP) connexion
RDP on newer version has an encryption and client validation options.
This addresses the secure access to the local system from a remote source.
you could get tightVNC/ultraVNC if you have a home version of windows.
This addresses the secure access to the local system from a remote source.
you could get tightVNC/ultraVNC if you have a home version of windows.
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basically in linux, we can ssh into another computer. meaning we can use other computer. run commands on that computer. that's what i meant . is there any functionality like this in window OS's.
in windows we can RDP , but then we are controlling all resources. nobody else can use that computer locally. on contrast, in linux many people can use the same computer at a time .
did you get me?
in windows we can RDP , but then we are controlling all resources. nobody else can use that computer locally. on contrast, in linux many people can use the same computer at a time .
did you get me?
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what is difference between cygwin and git ?
cygwin is just an interface . isn't it ?
cygwin is just an interface . isn't it ?
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hi ipajonese,
what is difference between telnet and openSSH ?
thanks alot for your advices.
what is difference between telnet and openSSH ?
thanks alot for your advices.
like ipajones says
telnet does not provide secure connectivity
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Hi Ipajones,
i am trying to ssh to windows server from linux?
what are requirements ?
i am trying to ssh to windows server from linux?
what are requirements ?
In that case you need SSH-server on your Windows computer, like that included in Cygwin.
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We have windows server 2003, so i'll install cygwin(which includes ssh-server) on windows server 2003.
and then i can ssh into windows server2003 from fedora?
is that correct?
and then i can ssh into windows server2003 from fedora?
is that correct?
yes, but what you can do will be limited. If your fedora is running in graphical mode, you can use the tsclient to remotely connect to a windows terminal/RDP
That is correct but after installing Cygwin you need to enable it by starting a Cygwin-prompt (appears upon installation) and running the SSh setup script. Detailed instructions can be found here:
http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/~kscully/CygwinSSHD_W2K3.html
http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/~kscully/CygwinSSHD_W2K3.html
VPN or RDP look like the best option for Windows environment not SSH
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