Run commands for various shells

Examples to run commands on remote shells over openssh: print out "hello" over various shells on server.

DefaultShell	cmd run on local shell	Cmd to run on remote shell (client cmd run in cmd prompt)
powershell	echo '"hello"' or echo `"hello`"	c:\>ssh.exe localhost echo '\"hello\"' or c:\>ssh.exe winbox echo `\"hello`\" or c:\>ssh.exe localhost "echo `""hello`"""
bash	echo \"hello\" or echo '"hello"'	c:\>ssh winbox 'echo \"hello\"' or c:\>ssh.exe winbox echo \\\"hello\\\" or c:\>ssh winbox echo '\"hello\"'
cygwin	echo \"hello\" or echo '"hello"'	c:\>ssh winbox 'echo \"hello\"' or c:\>ssh.exe winbox echo \\\"hello\\\" or c:\>ssh winbox echo '\"hello\"'
cmd.exe	echo "hello"	c:\>ssh.exe winbox echo \"hello\" or c:\>ssh.exe winbox "echo ""hello"""
ssh-shellhost.exe	to be added	to be added

If you have a shell other than above and want it to receive exactly the same argument list that the ssh received on the server side, Please refer to DefaultShell for setting DefaultShell and set DefaultShellEscapeArguments to 0.