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How to configure Windows 10 OpenSSH client window size

I am connecting to an OpenSSH service installed on a Windows 10 machine via the cmd terminal running on another Windows 10 machine.

The issue is that, even thought the terminal properties, i.e., the number of rows and columns, is set appropriately before running the ssh command, yet when ssh is executed, #rows and #cols are set back to the ssh default values [30, 85].

I used stty cols 150 option on ssh terminal, but it is not affecting. When I run stty -a the same values [30, 85] is shown.

Any idea on how to configure the OpenSSH client default window size?

Solution

  • The problem has been resolved after a system reboot!!!