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Select one of the following methods to upgrade OpenSSH:
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Select one of the following methods for upgrading OpenSSH:
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- [Option 1: Use an MSI installer to upgrade OpenSSH to the latest GitHub release](#option-1-use-an-msi-installer-to-upgrade-openssh-to-the-latest-github-release)
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- [Option 2: Use a ZIP file to upgrade OpenSSH to the latest GitHub release](#option-2-use-a-zip-file-to-upgrade-openssh-to-the-latest-github-release)
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> [!NOTE]
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> The display name of the service is "OpenSSH SSH Server".
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> The display name of the service is "OpenSSH SSH Server."
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1. To verify that you're using the correct SSH binary, run the following cmdlets at the Windows PowerShell command prompt:
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1. Make sure that administrators and users can authenticate.
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1. To avoid path conflicts check for multiple OpenSSH folders (typically in the System32 folder). If multiple OpenSSH folders exist, keep the newest folder and remove any older ones.
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1. To avoid path conflicts, check for multiple OpenSSH folders (typically in the System32 folder). If multiple OpenSSH folders exist, keep the newest folder and remove any older ones.
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