What is FRP?
Are you using ssh.exe from the Windows SSH Client feature?
This is Win11. SSH connects and I get prompted for the password.
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I am using Windows 10. I need to SSH to another Windows server via FRP.
In XShell it was smooth. I set the FRP server IP and port, together with my username and password, and then I successfully logged in.
But when I try this with ssh
command in Powershell, it's a failure.
I use this command (an example):
ssh my_username@1.2.3.4 -p 12345
it responds:
ssh: Could not resolve hostname my_username: \262\273\326\252\265\300\325\342\321\371\265\304\326\367\273\372\241\243
But my_username
is not a hostname.
After this, it keeps responding about my_username
even if I did not mention this.
For example, if I type:
ssh 1.2.3.4 -p 12345
It still says:
ssh: Could not resolve hostname my_user_name: \262\273\326\252\265\300\325\342\321\371\265\304\326\367\273\372\241\243
I tried this on a Windows 10 and a Windows 11 computer, but both are the same.
What is FRP?
Are you using ssh.exe from the Windows SSH Client feature?
This is Win11. SSH connects and I get prompted for the password.
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