I imagine that you could install and configure ssh using a tool such as cygwin, but I’m not so certain that you’d be able to do much as far as configuration once you establish an ssh tunnel. In Linux (et al) you can configure quite a bit from that ssh command line, but most points of configuration in Windows are housed in a GUI and can’t be edited from a command line (at least not easily).
You may, however, be able to use the ssh tunnel to provide a secure path for a vnc connection. That would give you access to the native Windows GUI to use for your configurations, while doing so across the secure tunnel.
http://www.cygwin.com/
http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html
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