Quick & Easy: Mount SSH Server as a Network Drive in Windows 10/11

• Install sshfs-windows
• Install SiriKali
• Open SiriKali
• Create Volume
• General Options

Remote Ssh Server address: user@server.com:/path/to/data
Ssh Port: 22
Mount point: whatever is available
SSH_AUTH_SOCK Socket Path: Default
IdentifyFile Path: your server ssh key
Mount Options: Default
Create Network Drive: [V]
Volume does not use a password: [V]

• Click on Add
• Go to Favorites
• Click on Mount all
• Now go into Explorer and you will find a new Network Drive