(after installed openssh) 'ssh' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
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Checked in C:Program FilesOpenSSHbin, there is no ssh.exe, just only these files:
ssh-add.exe
ssh-agent.exe
ssh-host-config
ssh-keygen.exe
ssh-keyscan.exe
windows-10 ssh openssh
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Checked in C:Program FilesOpenSSHbin, there is no ssh.exe, just only these files:
ssh-add.exe
ssh-agent.exe
ssh-host-config
ssh-keygen.exe
ssh-keyscan.exe
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
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How was it installed?
– Journeyman Geek♦
Feb 4 at 14:23
Please provide a screenshot which shows that OpenSSH Client is installed. The information I am looking for is within the Settings application not Windows Features.. You are also looking in the wrong directory by the way.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
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Possible duplicate of Windows 10 v1803: where is OpenSSH Client?
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
@JourneymanGeek I installed OpenSSH using just-install.it
– Luke
Feb 4 at 15:21
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@Luke - The command in my answer absolutely work. You failed to identify which version of Windows 10 you are running. You downloaded a standalone OpenSSH client, you didn't install the OpenSSH Client, built into Windows. Of course, there isn't a huge difference.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 18:26
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Checked in C:Program FilesOpenSSHbin, there is no ssh.exe, just only these files:
ssh-add.exe
ssh-agent.exe
ssh-host-config
ssh-keygen.exe
ssh-keyscan.exe
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
56641939
Checked in C:Program FilesOpenSSHbin, there is no ssh.exe, just only these files:
ssh-add.exe
ssh-agent.exe
ssh-host-config
ssh-keygen.exe
ssh-keyscan.exe
windows-10 ssh openssh
windows-10 ssh openssh
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
56641939
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
56641939
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
56641939
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
56641939
asked Feb 4 at 12:51
LukeLuke
56641939
56641939
How was it installed?
– Journeyman Geek♦
Feb 4 at 14:23
Please provide a screenshot which shows that OpenSSH Client is installed. The information I am looking for is within the Settings application not Windows Features.. You are also looking in the wrong directory by the way.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
1
Possible duplicate of Windows 10 v1803: where is OpenSSH Client?
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
@JourneymanGeek I installed OpenSSH using just-install.it
– Luke
Feb 4 at 15:21
1
@Luke - The command in my answer absolutely work. You failed to identify which version of Windows 10 you are running. You downloaded a standalone OpenSSH client, you didn't install the OpenSSH Client, built into Windows. Of course, there isn't a huge difference.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 18:26
|
show 2 more comments
How was it installed?
– Journeyman Geek♦
Feb 4 at 14:23
Please provide a screenshot which shows that OpenSSH Client is installed. The information I am looking for is within the Settings application not Windows Features.. You are also looking in the wrong directory by the way.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
1
Possible duplicate of Windows 10 v1803: where is OpenSSH Client?
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
@JourneymanGeek I installed OpenSSH using just-install.it
– Luke
Feb 4 at 15:21
1
@Luke - The command in my answer absolutely work. You failed to identify which version of Windows 10 you are running. You downloaded a standalone OpenSSH client, you didn't install the OpenSSH Client, built into Windows. Of course, there isn't a huge difference.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 18:26
How was it installed?
– Journeyman Geek♦
Feb 4 at 14:23
How was it installed?
– Journeyman Geek♦
Feb 4 at 14:23
Please provide a screenshot which shows that OpenSSH Client is installed. The information I am looking for is within the Settings application not Windows Features.. You are also looking in the wrong directory by the way.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
Please provide a screenshot which shows that OpenSSH Client is installed. The information I am looking for is within the Settings application not Windows Features.. You are also looking in the wrong directory by the way.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
1
1
Possible duplicate of Windows 10 v1803: where is OpenSSH Client?
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
Possible duplicate of Windows 10 v1803: where is OpenSSH Client?
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
@JourneymanGeek I installed OpenSSH using just-install.it
– Luke
Feb 4 at 15:21
@JourneymanGeek I installed OpenSSH using just-install.it
– Luke
Feb 4 at 15:21
1
1
@Luke - The command in my answer absolutely work. You failed to identify which version of Windows 10 you are running. You downloaded a standalone OpenSSH client, you didn't install the OpenSSH Client, built into Windows. Of course, there isn't a huge difference.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 18:26
@Luke - The command in my answer absolutely work. You failed to identify which version of Windows 10 you are running. You downloaded a standalone OpenSSH client, you didn't install the OpenSSH Client, built into Windows. Of course, there isn't a huge difference.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 18:26
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How was it installed?
– Journeyman Geek♦
Feb 4 at 14:23
Please provide a screenshot which shows that OpenSSH Client is installed. The information I am looking for is within the Settings application not Windows Features.. You are also looking in the wrong directory by the way.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
1
Possible duplicate of Windows 10 v1803: where is OpenSSH Client?
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 15:07
@JourneymanGeek I installed OpenSSH using just-install.it
– Luke
Feb 4 at 15:21
1
@Luke - The command in my answer absolutely work. You failed to identify which version of Windows 10 you are running. You downloaded a standalone OpenSSH client, you didn't install the OpenSSH Client, built into Windows. Of course, there isn't a huge difference.
– Ramhound
Feb 4 at 18:26