PowerShell Server

Create an SSH Host

Install on any Windows machine to configure a secure remote entry point that can be accessed from PowerShell or any SSH client.

Add an SFTP/SCP server to Windows

Easily configure an SFTP Server on any Windows Desktop or Server for instant Secure File Transfer capability.

Provide Secure Remote Access to Internal Resources

Use the unique SSH Tunnel and Reverse Tunnel features to provide secure remote access to otherwise insecure internal resources.

Publish Dynamic Web Content

Use PowerShell ASP, a special template language, to easily create and host Web pages and Web applications.

Enjoy Industrial Strength Security

PowerShell Server supports SSH and TLS security protocols, AES and 3DES encryptions, FIPS 140-2 cryptography, and more.

Outstanding Technical Support

Backed by an expert team of support professionals. Unlimited, free Email support or paid Premium Support options.

Features

• Support for Secure Shell (SSH) Version 2.0.
• Run as a Windows Service or as a standalone user application.
• Securely connect to Windows PowerShell remotely from any standard SSH client, including: iPhone, Blackberry, Linux/Unix machine, etc.
• Public Key, Password, and GSSAPI Authentication (NTLM and Kerberos) support.
• Strong 3DES encryption, message integrity checking, secure secret key exchange
• SSH tunnel support.
• Unlimited concurrent remote connections (depending on license level).
• An easy-to-use, lightweight and secure PowerShell Remoting alternative to WinRM.
• SSH-enabled cmdlets for scriptable access to PowerShell Server available through NetCmdlets.
• Programmatic access to PowerShell Server from developer technologies including ActiveX, Delphi, C++, Java, and more via IP*Works SSH.

Remoting

When the SSHRunspace cmdlet connects to PowerShell Server, the objects in the remote shell are XML serialized and returned through a secure SSH connection. On the client side, SSHRunspace will transparently deserialize to PSObjects with corresponding fields matching the remote objects. The returned objects can be pipelined, evaluated, and stored as any other PSObject.