Terminal works for standard connections, but to my WANservers I like to connect with SSH keys protected with FIDO, only Putty-CAC seems to do that for the moment on windows. Also if I like to do file uploads through SFTP, WINSCP integrates with Putty-CAC authentication through pageant allowing to SFTP wit WINSCP to my server using my FIDO key. It also integrates with mRemoteNG, giving me a great list and tabbed interface to connect to all my servers, using SSH, RDP, VNC, HTTP(S). So Windows Terminal is great for a lot of users, but Putty and especially Putty-CAC still has its place for a lot of sysadmins.
Hi Fabio, this is very helpful content, so thanks. For me, renaming the file from ssh_config to config worked. but i am using windows 10, may be that's why? not sure but i have been doing the same in linux too using config file. i have used ssh_config file for CLIENT configuration (in windows, __PROGRAMDATA__/ssh/ssh_config) (in linux/unix, /etc/ssh/ssh_config). I havenot used windows 11 so good to know. its kind of frustrating that same open source software needs to be configured differently with OS :(
It is working fine, you just won't see anything show on the screen(it's a security thing), just type ur password and press enter and u will get logged in
This is a top notch content. Thanks for showing every possibilities.
Great tutorial, didn't know you could do such things, crystal clear explaination, bravo.
Terminal works for standard connections, but to my WANservers I like to connect with SSH keys protected with FIDO, only Putty-CAC seems to do that for the moment on windows.
Also if I like to do file uploads through SFTP, WINSCP integrates with Putty-CAC authentication through pageant allowing to SFTP wit WINSCP to my server using my FIDO key.
It also integrates with mRemoteNG, giving me a great list and tabbed interface to connect to all my servers, using SSH, RDP, VNC, HTTP(S).
So Windows Terminal is great for a lot of users, but Putty and especially Putty-CAC still has its place for a lot of sysadmins.
Hi Fabio, this is very helpful content, so thanks. For me, renaming the file from ssh_config to config worked. but i am using windows 10, may be that's why? not sure but i have been doing the same in linux too using config file. i have used ssh_config file for CLIENT configuration (in windows, __PROGRAMDATA__/ssh/ssh_config) (in linux/unix, /etc/ssh/ssh_config).
I havenot used windows 11 so good to know. its kind of frustrating that same open source software needs to be configured differently with OS :(
THANK YOU! This saved me!
For me in Windows 11 filename config worked instead of ssh_config
Thank you
Can we use X11 Forwarding through Windows Terminal?
I have windows terminal already installed but don't have the .ssh folder....
Make it
Can anyone tell me why my keyboard doesn't work when it asks for the password, both in PuTTY and in the terminal
It is working fine, you just won't see anything show on the screen(it's a security thing), just type ur password and press enter and u will get logged in
and if i have a custom port?
You can add it in your ssh_config file like I did it with the User tag by writing "Port "
@@FabioGaravini thank you : )
This is only for Windows 11.
No also Windows 10, but you neet to install the terminal from Microsoft Store
@@FabioGaraviniThank you
Doesnt work.
Thank you - straight to the point.