Difference between ssh and wsh??
 

why we are using ssh in somewhere and wsh in somewhere to connect to remote machines???

Is there a diff between ssh and wsh???
any document regarding this???

Thanks in advance

WSH is Microsoft's Windows Scripting Host (Windows only, not Linux related at all). It's just a scripting tool for Windows and is mostly used for automated login scripts (it's also a very popular target for script kiddies and virus writers).

SSH (Secure Shell) was created (I think at about the same time) to make remote logins more secure (using public key cryptography).


Just google for "Windows Scripting Host" and "Secure Shell".

Thank you Jens,

But i am asking about , what are the differnece between this
ssh 192.168.0.1
and
wsh 192.168..1
why in some linux machine dont allow wsh???