I would like to SSH into my Windows Server Core via SSH, like what I normally did for my Linux Server and I come across Free PowerShell Server which is limited to Maximum 1 session.
Copy the downloaded PowerShell Server installation file to C:\temp and enter “./setup.exe” to start the installation
Checked “Run as a Windows Services” , and noticed that the MAX connections : 1 (Free Version)
Enable “SCP & SFTP Support” and change the SSH Port to “222” – As the Port 22 in my firewall as reverse for SSH Access to my pfsense Firewall
Change the SFPT Root Directory to C:\SFTP
I can login to my Windows 2012 R2 Server Core using Bitvise SSH Client via Port 222 (SSH) and transfer my local file to C:\SFTP in Server Core
I found that with it is more useful than the remote powershell as with PowerShell Server, I can login directly in my server and execute any commands that I want.
I’m exploring on how to enable the public key login for PowerShell Server and will post the finding soon.
