Set up SSH Server on Windows | Remote Secure Shell + Key Based Authentication

[@dku4996]

Your channel is filled with tutorials about things I've always wanted to do before. When I came across this video, I couldn't help but comment without watching the video, because it's about something I've never been able to do before, and I wanted to share my thoughts. For Windows users, SSH Server is problematic if the logged-in Windows user is connected to an Outlook account, and I learned this information solely from comments on another KZbin tutorial video. I'm writing this for those who might need it in the future because I learned this information way too late: If the Windows user you're logged in as is linked to an Outlook account, SSH connections won't work. Instead, you need a local user account that isn't linked to any Windows account. You can still run the SSH Server within a user account that's linked to an Outlook account, but when connecting, you still need to connect to a local user.

[@tcbtrvpsrno5985]

Nice content from TroubleChute, and great comment from dku4996, I ran into the exact same problem and struck on the password input (when connecting by "ssh user@server_host"). With some trial and error, I found out that you need to use the password registered for that outlook/ MS account, instead of the pin/ password when you use at PC's login screen (for a user that is connected to outlook/ Microsoft account)

[@CM-nq3zu]

Thanks

[@thalison-dev]

I did everything until 4:57, but it always outputs "Permission denied, please try again." isn't the password just the normal one we have to use to login the user as an end-user?

[@henriquefacanhadutra8144]

me too, ne ver make it work

[@Sebsob75_]

Wow you are so underrated for the quality and quantity of ur content love the videos bdw You have helped me countless times ❤

[@timjach401]

Hey TroubleChute, it's like you read my mind! Over the past year, there have been many times where I've struggled with a problem for a day, only for you to release a video that week explaining how to solve it easily. This is another one of those moments. What I did in addition: if you're using a Windows client, you can mount your files as a network share with SSHFS For Windows. Combining this with Tailscale and Magic DNS, or manually editing your Windows host file allows you to use the computer name instead of ip.

[@mrp0w]

true, I love these videos(I wait all day for his video to come.)

[@hlo512]

Hello, i have configured the public and private keys as your guide, but i got a permission denied (publickey, keyboard-interactive). how to fix this, sir?

[@BeBold_05]

I am unable to connect ssh of my window 10 machine. I set-up openssh server correctly and perform all settings perfectly but it's doesn't allow me to login. Then i disabled firewall but still not able to access it.

[@exus696]

Very well explained. I am struggling to find maxlogins in limits.conf file equivalent in windows version of openssh. Is it possible ? Please help

[@PracticeTech-rg7yh]

There is no ssh folder on my data huhu

[@bojanplesa1221]

Ok am noob on this one...how to put username what i want and password that i want...because echo didnt gived me any username

[@zarmeza1]

nice tutorial

[@bent3bent]

First of, the commands are not "down below" they are on a completely different site. Secondly. why are you referencing a website so much without linking to it anywhere?? *Facepalm*