Installation#
Actually, it's very simple to open directly, just install openssh-client and openssh-server
apt install openssh-client openssh-server
Enable#
After installation, change the port to avoid being attacked every day
Since systemctl is basically disabled in WSL, you can't start it directly with systemctl
So use the more primitive service
service ssh start
Auto-Start#
Here you need to use a more abstract method to start WSL's sshd along with Windows
Enter shell:startup in the Windows run
Then open a directory, create a .vbs file with any name inside, and then...
Then go in and edit and enter this string
Set ws = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
ws.run "wsl -d <your system name> -u root /usr/sbin/service ssh --full-restart", vbhide
I'm using Debian as an example here
Then save, that's it
Completion#
You can now try to connect, you can test it with Windows cmd
Okay, everything is normal
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