[SOLVED] What is my SSH user password in Windows 10?

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[SOLVED] What is my SSH user password in Windows 10?

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03-21-2018, 09:26 AM

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rokyo

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Registered: Oct 2012

Distribution: Ubuntu Mate 18.04 (production), Arch rolling (tinkering)

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Originally Posted by Delcaran

Working SSH servers for windows are MobaXterm and FreeSSHd, both free.

Yes, I tried MobaXTerm, too, but wanted to use built-in mechanisms first (provided they DO work

).

I found a solution to my original problem in this guide here: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-...-Win32-OpenSSH and it now all works with the built-in SSH server.

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