ZIP package for the latest version which works without this error AND you can run it from your normal non-elevated Powershell prompt In the end, removed the feature and downloaded the recent.
If they mean that the server I am trying to connect to doesn’t support these, then that’s because they are considered LEGACY and not a common usage option (searching around anyway via Google)
I wasn’t really sure on the English used here “Their offer:” didn’t make much sense to me. Their offer: diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256,diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1,diffie-hellman-group14-sha1,diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 Can only run ssh by running Powershell as Administrator (not a lot of use there) and throws up… This makes it possible to run many UNIX tools within the Windows environment - but that is likely a post for another time.Thanks for putting me in the right direction ThomasĬlassic Microsoft though, it doesn’t really work very well. In fact, one of the things Windows 10 has added over the past year through a partnership with Ubuntu is a Unix subsystem. This will enable the Windows command window to work more like a traditional terminal window. So, if I needed to connect to a server – I would use the following: Probably the most useful is the -l command. And the command has a number of options – type ssh -h and you get the following window: You can call the ssh command directly from here using the ssh command. How can you find it? It’s easy – Open the command prompt: cmd. For sure, 3 rd-party tools like PuTTY will still be popular because they provide ways to create site profiles and save passwords – but for users that periodically need to connect to a secure server – this is really handy. Starting in the Windows 10 Fall 2018 build, Windows 10 now comes with a built-in ssh client. These were 3 rd-party tools that allow users to connect to servers that require secure connections. And this has led to Windows users needing to look for tools like PuTTY or the SSH Client. Historically, Windows has never natively provided users with an SSH client.
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