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windows 11 openssh
About this tag
The Windows 11 OpenSSH tag covers discussions about enabling and using the built-in OpenSSH Server on Windows 11 for secure file transfers and remote access. A recurring theme is configuring SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) to move files between Windows and Linux or other systems without third-party software. Topics include enabling the OpenSSH Server feature, setting up authentication, and troubleshooting common issues. The tag is relevant for IT professionals and power users who need encrypted, scriptable cross-platform file transfers or remote shell access directly from Windows 11.
Windows 11 can act as a drop-in SCP target simply by enabling the built-in OpenSSH Server; in practice that means you get encrypted, scriptable file transfers to and from Windows without installing third‑party daemons. m])
Background / Overview
SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) is the classic Unix-era...