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What's the windows equivalent of an encrypted SSH Tunnel?

mxmaniac

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So I've done some basic networking with linux, but not yet in windows. I'm trying to figure out what the typical options are for remote access through secure 256-bit encryption in windows.

In linux you can use SSH, which allows you to very easily tunnel any sort of traffic through a 256-bit encrypted connection. Whether its SFTP, VNC, just tunneling web traffic, or whatever.

I'm wondering what sort of standard equivalent there is for windows for remote access, as well as tunneling, with the same level of security?

I hear its possible to install ssh servers on windows, but i'm looking more for the standard solutions native to windows.
 
RDP, WINRM, WM-Management to name a couple. Powershell uses WinRM to invoke commands and tunnel objects etc.

You can also just install SSH on a Windows box.
 
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