If you also have a Windows Subsystem for Linux Distribution installed, that shell will automatically be loaded into one of your Windows Terminal profiles. The nice thing about support for different profiles is that we can create and edit them as we wish. To begin, we will start by opening our settings. The settings. Once open, you will see that the profiles array is made up of several different properties.
You can find the full list here :. Out of simplicity, I will create my new entry at the bottom of the list and add a comma to the closing brace of the above profile. Use the below code to add a new profile for our SSH connection:. Each profile you add will need a unique random guid property. You can choose the name that you would like to show within the drop-down menu with the name property. The commandline property allows the user to supply the name of the executable used when the profile is launched.
Looking at the default options, we can see that the commandline property calls executables like powershell. Applying this same idea, we can begin to create the profile using the SSH executable then apply some basic SSH concepts to fully automate our login process. Make sure to substitute your username and hostname or IP Address within the profile. At this point, we have a functioning profile that launches the SSH executable and connects to the server with the username provided, but it still requires a password.
We will begin this process by creating a new SSH keypair to use with this server. You can skip this step if you already have a keypair you utilize for the server you are connecting to. To do this, I will run ssh-keygen then specify a name for the keypair after being prompted and, finally, provide the key a secure passphrase for added security. You should always set passphrases for your keypairs in case they end up in the wrong hands somehow. Only move your public key; the private key should never be copied to other machines.
You will be prompted to log in with your SSH credentials:. SSH into the server using your username and password. Note: Feel free to remove your public key from your home directory with the rm command. We will not be using that Public Key any longer since we have configured it as an authorized key already.
That is it! NOTE: it is very important to keep your original purchase emails, paperwork, agreement numbers, license numbers, Retail key codes, etc.
Please reference your original purchase emails received from your reseller. If yes, which volume licensing program did you purchase them through? What is the agreement number for that agreement? Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact tnmff microsoft.
Hope it would resolve this issue. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Internet Explorer TechCenter. Sign in. TIA, Peter. Sunday, November 30, AM. Conti [MVP] 0. Hi Peter, oh :- Now I understand your Question. I think. To give you the answer. According to the License agreement you are not allowed to use it in production.
Hope that answer your question. Marked as answer by peter jones Wednesday, December 3, PM. Wednesday, December 3, AM. If so, that has nothing to do with TS. Monday, December 1, PM. It was just TS that I installed using the licence.
Tuesday, December 2, AM. The Registration key tells Windows and TS is an integral part of it how to work. Tuesday, December 2, PM.
Hi Alex, Brilliant - that is exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks for taking the time to respond so comprehensively. Wednesday, December 3, PM. Hi, can you give the instruction for evaluting terminal service on a eval version of the win std svr?
Monday, April 20, PM. Hi, That's very simple. When you install Terminal Services you have up to days grace period time until you have to install Terminal Server Licensing Server.
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