Run PowerShell or bash on the remote computer from the session
Open the terminal from the session toolbar and run commands on the computer you are viewing: PowerShell on Windows with full system rights, bash on Linux and macOS. It works in connect-by-ID sessions too, without anyone signed in on your side.
Right in the session
Terminal in the session toolbar opens a shell on the remote computer. Output streams back as it is produced.
Full rights on Windows
On Windows the shell runs as the system account, so admin tasks such as restarting services, editing the registry or repairing networking just work.
Persistent shells
For long jobs use Terminal Sync: shells that keep running when you disconnect, with scrollback when you come back, and Session Monitor to tell you when they finish.
Frequently asked questions
Can I run PowerShell remotely without RDP or WinRM?
Yes. Open a Silux Connect session and press Terminal; PowerShell runs through the agent, end-to-end encrypted.
Does it need a signed-in account?
No. It works in connect-by-ID + code sessions too.
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