It wouldn't be much different than, say, Cisco switches/routers, which (IIRC) also are managed over SSH but implement an atypical sh...
It wouldn't be much different than, say, Cisco switches/routers, which (IIRC) also are managed over SSH but implement an atypical shell oriented around network configuration. So yeah, most tools would need to be adapted to manage Windows. A first-party Cygwin equivalent would be a good next step to ease that particular pain point, but said pain point is much easier than, say, having to install an SSH server yourself.
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It wouldn't be much different than, say, Cisco switches/routers, which (IIRC) also are managed over SSH but implement an atypical sh...
It wouldn't be much different than, say, Cisco switches/routers, which (IIRC) also are managed over SSH but implement an atypical sh...
It wouldn't be much different than, say, Cisco switches/routers, which (IIRC) also are managed over SSH but implement an atypical shell oriented around network configuration. So yeah, most tools would need to be adapted to manage Windows. A first-party Cygwin equivalent would be a good next step to ease that particular pain point, but said pain point is much easier than, say, having to install an SSH server yourself.
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