PowerShell Server

PowerShell Server is a full-featured SSH 2.0 server that enables Windows Desktops and Servers with a secure remote entry point to a Windows PowerShell Host. This gives users the power to securely manage Windows remotely through PowerShell from any standard SSH client.

Security PowerShell Server uses password-based authentication to identify users connecting to it. The application does not keep its own user repository; instead it integrates with Windows Authentication so that users can connect using their Windows username and password. Local users of the machine where PowerShell Server is running and users of the domain the machine is a member of are supported.

Supported ClientsInteractive terminal connections have been tested to work with the following clients: Putty on Windows, New-SSHRunspace, Invoke-SSHExpression, and Remove-SSHRunspace cmdlets included in NetCmdlets, New-PowerShellServerRunspace, Invoke-PowerShellServerExpression, and Remove-PowerShellServerRunspace cmdlets included in PowerShell Server, PocketPutty on Windows CE/Mobile devices, OpenSSH with XTerm, gnome-terminal and Konsole.

TracingYou can control the trace level of logging from within the application.

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In addition to terminal access, the included secure remote access cmdlets work with PowerShell Server to provide an easy-to-use WinRM alternative for PowerShell Remoting. PowerShell Server can act as a standalone server or can pass remote objects through the included SSHRunspace cmdlet, enabling SSH secured remoting.

PowerShell Server Features