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Since the OpenSSH client in Windows 10 is still in the beta stage, the client is not installed by default in Windows 10.

How to set up SSH to natively connect to your server from Windows 10 For further support, we recommend contacting the applications’ developer for extensive issues, since these applications are not supported by Liquid Web. However, our support team will do their best to provide help when they can. Third party applications are not fully managed. Thankfully, with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, you can now use a built-in SSH client directly within your Windows OS. It’s easy to move your profile from one install to another.Have you ever wanted to use SSH to control your Linux server from Windows? You’ve most likely downloaded and launched third-party applications like PuTTY or KiTTY to get this functionality on your Windows computer. It’s also a truly cross-platform utility as it will work on Windows, Mac, and Linux. It’s also the one utility on this list that is paid ($99 for 1 year of updates) but I find that the license cost it worth it with the feature set. It has a lot more features such as built-in key management, scripting, shortcut buttons and more. Like iTerm2, it does support scripting and is heavily customizable. Like PuTTY, it is very popular with both Linux administrators and network engineers. I’ve been using SecureCRT for many years. This one I saved for last because it’s my favorite. While it looks like your regular terminal, you might end up even using it more than Terminal! Best of all, it’s free and open-source! Just like your built-in terminal, you can connect to SSH sessions like in your regular terminal. It’s feature-loaded and it works better than your built-in terminal. ITerm2 is a replacement terminal for macOS. It works with Telnet, SSH, and Serial connections.

It has additional tools to help you generate public and private keys and use those keys with your sessions. PuTTY is also pretty basic but it does allow for many additional features like saving settings and even customizing your sessions. It’s a Windows-only tool, but the fact that it’s free is one of the main reasons why it is so popular between Linux administrators and network engineers alike. It can be used for serial connections and even telnet.