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kdtresh,<br />
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How do I verify if SSH is not turned on a Windows 7 Server?
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ok, thanks. &nbsp;I'll need our network team to look into this. &nbsp;Was it was already installed and SSH ready. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Background:<br />
I used to use PuTTY to log into a Linux box via SSH. &nbsp;It would prompt me to a username/password and I would have access to it's backend command line. &nbsp;<br />
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Now: <br />
The application that was installed in Linux is now on a Windows server. &nbsp;I still need to know how to run those commands. &nbsp;I tried using PuTTY but it just says:<br />
&quot;Network error: Connection refused&quot;<br />
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Is there a way to &quot;PuTTY&quot; into Windows and run my same commands?<br />
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Thanks
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Background:
I used to use PuTTY to log into a Linux box via SSH.  It would prompt me to a username/password and I would have access to it's backend command line.  

Now: 
The application that was installed in Linux is now on a Windows server.  I still need to know how to run those commands.  I tried using PuTTY but it just says:
"Network error: Connection refused"

Is there a way to "PuTTY" into Windows and run my same commands?

Thanks

kdtresh,

How do I verify if SSH is not turned on a Windows 7 Server?

ok, thanks.  I&#39;ll need our network team to look into this.  Was it was already installed and SSH ready.  Thanks!

Need to SSH into a Windows Server to have access to a command window/shell window

Background:
I used to use PuTTY to log into a Linux box via SSH.  It would prompt me to a username/password and I would have access to it&#39;s backend command line.  

Now: 
The application that was installed in Linux is now on a Windows server.  I still need to know how to run those commands.  I tried using PuTTY but it just says:
&quot;Network error: Connection refused&quot;

Is there a way to &quot;PuTTY&quot; into Windows and run my same commands?

Thanks

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