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Do you know of any OpenSSH libraries for Windows? [closed]

I'd like to incorporate OpenSSH support into a Windows application and I am looking for a library (preferably .Net or something easily integrated into .Net) that can provide this functionality. I'm more interested in ssh client software than server software, but both functions would be even better.

Edit: I'd prefer a free and open source solution.

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Luke Avatar asked Mar 04 '09 23:03

Luke


3 Answers

Check out WeOnlyDo. They have some nice .NET SSH components like wodSSH.Net for $199.

Also, nSoftware has some great networking components like IP*Works SSH .Net edition for $599.

If you go with nSoftware their best value is the red carpet subscription. This is what we have. It starts at $1499 per developer.

(Prices as of 3/4/09)

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TWA Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 08:09

TWA


CodeProject provides a good free option with sharpSsh

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Chris Ballance Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 09:09

Chris Ballance


I am assuming by the way you phrased your question, it would indicate that you are mainly interested in the SSH/SSH2 functionality...

How does this sound:

Paramiko - a module for python that implements the SSH2 protocol

requires pycrypto --

  • pycrypto Windows binaries can be found here
  • IronPython implementation of pycrypto apparent available in FePy. see here and here
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popcnt Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 08:09

popcnt