However, I've found that when I try to connect to VMware ESXi 5.x using this module/library, using a password, I get the error "Unable to connect to 192.168.1.103: Exception calling "Connect" with "0" argument(s): "No suitable authentication method found to complete authentication."".
Starting with the good news about VMware: ESX(i) 4.x seems to be supported.
Also see the downloads section below where I've bundled the DLLs I've tested with. The module uses the SSH.NET library which you can find on GitHub (formerly on CodePlex). It seems to work very well against OpenSSH-type servers. Presented here is a module with functions (that work like cmdlets or commands) for running commands via SSH on remote hosts such as Linux or Unix computers, VMware ESX(i) hosts or network equipment such as routers and switches that support SSH. I am going over the article now that it's, trying to update some of the content.įor various reasons you might want to execute commands via SSH, using PowerShell. For PowerShell version 2 it's still especially awesome, opening the door into a new world on those systems. Windows Server 2019 and up have ssh.exe built in. A Few Notes About Creating a Key for ESXi 5.x.
A Few Quick Tips About How To Use The Module.SSH from PowerShell using the SSH.NET library - Svendsen Tech Jump to page sections
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