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Step-by-step instructions
Follow these steps if you wish to get quickly up and started with Windows file sharing over SSH. It is advised that you try to understand what is being done by each one of the steps presented. The difference between understanding and not understanding is frequently the difference between a security measure which works and one that only appears to. On the server machine: (the file-sharing provider) 1. Install WinSSHD on the server (the machine that has the resources you wish to access with Windows file sharing). 2. No changes to the default WinSSHD configuration are required to use Windows file sharing over SSH. You may wish to make changes to the default WinSSHD configuration later on, to restrict what WinSSHD features are accessible to remote users. However, for the time being, keep your WinSSHD settings at default until your file sharing over SSH is up and running. 3. Apart from installing WinSSHD, the only thing you need to do on the server is ensure that there is a Windows account which you can use
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Troubleshooting
If you encounter problems establishing the SSH session, you will receive diagnostic information in the Tunnelier log area, as well as in the log entries recorded by WinSSHD on the server side. Especially in the case of an authentication failure, the WinSSHD log entries will contain important diagnostic information. Inspect the WinSSHD log entries using the Windows Event Viewer on the server side. Please see our contact and support page for more information and links to documents about how to go about resolving problems with Tunnelier and WinSSHD.
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