We first follow a tutorial by Scott Hanselman where we will use Windows’ openSSH to handle ssh connections and set the default ssh shell to be bash on wsl. Setup ssh on your machine Choose one of your two machines to be the host. On the host, we need to first check if OpenSSH.Server is installed. Open powershell with elevated rights and run the following > Get-WindowsCapability -Online | ? Name -like ‘OpenSSH*’ Name : OpenSSH.

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