FYI SSH and SCP are not native PowerShell applets. They are actually Windows commands. They are external to the command shell just as they are external to PowerShell. They still work within PowerShell so you have your choice. Command shell will be EOL soon so learning PowerShell is not a bad thing. (Type ls in PowerShell 😉)
Another great video, Art. Hope you settle soon in OC 🙂 I was going to add that if you type WIN in the task bar search it will bring up Powershell. I discovered this by mistake when I meant to type WINVER to find OS info when I'm filling out Kdenlive Bug Reports. 😊
FYI SSH and SCP are not native PowerShell applets. They are actually Windows commands. They are external to the command shell just as they are external to PowerShell.
They still work within PowerShell so you have your choice. Command shell will be EOL soon so learning PowerShell is not a bad thing.
(Type ls in PowerShell 😉)
I did not know that. Thanks!
Another great video, Art. Hope you settle soon in OC 🙂
I was going to add that if you type WIN in the task bar search it will bring up Powershell. I discovered this by mistake when I meant to type WINVER to find OS info when I'm filling out Kdenlive Bug Reports. 😊
SSH is a portal to a better world.
Great video! So what about us DBA's that have 27 connections saved in putty 😂Is there a way to fetch a saved session within powershell?