Some popular SSH clients on Windows include Cygwin and Putty. But, there is another option. One that has a more integrated SSH experience.
Both Cygwin and Putty run in separate console experiences. The goal here is to be able to type ssh user@webserver.domain.com
in whatever console I want and for it to work.
If you have git for windows installed, you already have the software to do this. The bundle has several Linux familiar tools. Many probably use these in the git bash shell.
But, you don't need to run the git bash shell on windows to access SSH. You just need to make a small modification to your path.
If you know your location, just add it to your path: