1. telnet to Window server using SSH
Most of the methods found online are freesshd or copsshd tools.
The way to do this is to download the installation files and install them on the server side:
Start and setting as a service after installation is complete
To set the port settings user:
Start the server to connect using SSH
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2. The second approach is to connect remotely using PowerShell, with two main steps:
The first step allows PS remote access
On the server side:
PowerShell execution:
Enable-psremoting
The default selection is Y OK
Part II
To execute a command on the client:
Set-item Wsman:\localhost\client\trustedhosts-value *
Allow remote access to the server:
Step Three:
PowerShell execution
Enter-pssession 10.24.88.120-credential Administrator
Enter the password to access both.
Where Win10 is required, the WinRM is opened by the administrator to open cmd to perform the WinRM quickconfig operation.
Reference:
Http://www.junww.com/server/2017/0422/237.html
Command line mode (SSH or PowerShell) remote Windows Server