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ssh connections
Name: mewisemagic Date: January 14, 2004 at 21:27:59 Pacific OS: 2003 server CPU/Ram: xp2000 /512
Comment:
how do you set up 2003 server to accept connections from an ssh client like putty.
Name: rick Date: January 15, 2004 at 13:26:24 Pacific
Reply:
install a ssh server program, if you can find one, for windows.
ssh is more of a unix/linux tool, putty lets you use the windows box as a client to connect to the unix server.
and being a unix tool, uncle billy doesn't really like to help with that too much.
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Response Number 2
Name: voldemort Date: January 15, 2004 at 13:27:57 Pacific
Reply:
dont know if that is built into 2k3 or not its not in previous versions but i use a posix layer on my servers called cygwin (open source posix (unix) layer for windows ) in otherwords free in it is a ssh server that you can set to run with windows and it has the client as well
a free windows ssh client (client only) is putty.exe try google to find it microsoft (just today) made its services for unix addon free i dont know if that is in there or not i know it has a native nfs client but not much beyond since before today it cost 99 dollars to get
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