Every time you choose to apply a rule(s), explicitly state the rule(s) in the output. You can abbreviate the rule description to a single word or phrase.
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EP12 - The One File to Rule Them All
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Bitvise SSH Client as a Windows service with NSSM example.
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| @REM How to use before run this batch: You need Bitvise SSH Client and NSSM. if you haven't, google it and download and install. | |
| @REM 1. open bitvise SSG Client | |
| @REM 2. click "New Profile" to save profile. | |
| @REM 3. configure SSH infomation, tunnels, etc. | |
| @REM 4. click "Save Profile" to save profile. | |
| @REM 5. on "sensitive" dialog popup, check "any account on this computer" or below to service account can connect it. | |
| @REM 6. click "Login" to connect and test SSH Connection. | |
| @REM 7. click "Accept & Save" if you see host key dialog popup. | |
| @REM 8. Click "host key manager" | |
| @REM 9. select your SSH host and click "Export". then click "Bitvise format" and save host key file. |