Microsoft Will Start Supporting SSH For Windows Systems

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Microsoft Will Start Supporting SSH For Windows Systems

Microsoft announced today they will begin contributing to the OpenSSH project, as well as enabling PowerShell to be a native SSH client. In the Windows world it has been traditional to use a program such as PuTTY to remotely manage Unix boxes from Windows clients, but no more...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Windows-SSH-Official

[duby229]

Welcome to 1991 MS! Yay!

[eydee]

A moment of silence for the first useful idea by Microsoft since 2009.

[garegin]

powershell to-do list

built it cmdlets for windows update
a cmdlet for the equivalent of du.

[ellisgl]

Now if this would allow you mount SFTP drives with out external apps...

[zanny]

Now if this would allow you mount SFTP drives with out external apps...

Whoa now, lets not get crazy here, that sounds like some 21st century voodoo. And that NFS thing? Peeshaw, only server nerds want that, right?

PS: Oh shoot new forum member... run away while you still can!

[brosis]

Whoa now, lets not get crazy here, that sounds like some 21st century voodoo. And that NFS thing? Peeshaw, only server nerds want that, right?

PS: Oh shoot new forum member... run away while you still can!

Woohoo! Stolen private keys via NFS userid spoof. Really nerdy.

[jagd]

How about X-Forwarding?

[TumultuousUnicorn]

Wow, there is clever guys at Microsoft now? Big new (for Windows). One feature taken from Unix world ported natively to Windows...

How about X-Forwarding?

Maybe in 20 years ? Because SSH is 20 years old.

[Drago]

One feature taken from Unix world ported natively to Windows...

Not the first, Docker...remember.