Custom configuration dir where ssh2_config, hostkeys and userkeys are located.
-i file
Specifies the identification file for public-key authentication. This option
ca also be specified in the configuration file.
-F file
Reads an alternative configuration file.
-t
Tty; allocates a tty even if command is given.
-v
Verbose; displays verbose debugging messages. Equivalent to -d 2.
-d level
Sets debug level.
-V
Displays version string.
-q
Quiet; does not display any warning messages.
-c cipher
Selects encryption algorithm. Multiple -c options are allowed and a
single -c flag can have only one cipher.
-m MAC
Selects MAC algorithm. Multiple -m options are allowed and a single
-m flag can have only one MAC.
-p port
Connects to this port. Server must be on the same port.
-S
Does not request a session channel.
-L listen-port:host:port
Forwards local port to remote address.
This causes ssh2 to listen to connections on a port, and
forward them to the other side by connecting to host:port.
-R listen-port:host:port
Forwards remote port to local address.
This causes ssh2 to listen to connections on a port, and
forward them to the other side by connecting to host:port.
-g
Gateways ports, which means that remote hosts may connect to locally
forwarded ports. Note the logic of + and - in this
option.
+g
Does not gateway ports. Listens to tunneling connections originating only
from the localhost. Note the logic of + and - in this
option.
+C
Enables compression.
-C
Disables compression.
-E prov
Uses prov as the external key provider.
-I initstr
Uses initstr as initialization string for the external key provider.
-o options
Processes the option as if it was read from a configuration file.
The format is -o "ConfigKeyword=value".
-h
Displays help.
-K
Specifies the identity key file for public-key authentication that is
applied first. Multiple -K options are allowed. This option can also
be specified in the configuration file.
The command can be either of the following:
remote_command [arguments] ...
Runs the command on a remote host.
-s service
Enables a service in remote server.
Type ssh2 -h to see the command-line syntax, the
location of the configuration files, supported ciphers, and your
license type.
