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NewnanIT
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 Enabling telnet or SSH access into Active Directory
Active Directory, Active Directory 2008, Command Line Processor, SSH, SSH Configuration, Windows Server 2008
Can I enable telnet or SSH access into an Active Directory server running Windows Server 2008? Can I run normal Active Directory command line commands remotely?

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ASKED: February 8, 2011  9:11 PM
UPDATED: February 9, 2011  6:56 PM
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Windows supports the Telnet server which will drop you to a command prompt. You can get sygwin which would allow you to ssh into the server.
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For ur purpose, u can use Winsshd, it is a small tool that supports remote options.
Secure remote access via console
Secure remote access via GUI (WinVNC required)
Secure file transfer using SFTP and SCP
Secure TCP/IP connection tunneling i.e. called port forwarding

Subhendu Sen
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Openssh is easy to install and configure in Windows. It will allow you to ssh in your server remotely. I would highly recommend this, as apposed to telnet. Here is a good tutorial:

http://www.dslreports.com/faq/11534

Ingram87
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