ssh.keyscan for powershell

The mentioned ssh keyscan was not working for me in Windows, but this one worked. So adding the same to readme for other people.
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@ -237,6 +237,8 @@ Similar in name to FTP but this protocol is entirely new and requires SSH access
In powershell run `ssh-keyscan -p <sshport> <hostname>` and copy the hash output In powershell run `ssh-keyscan -p <sshport> <hostname>` and copy the hash output
Example for samkirkland.com `ssh-keyscan -p 7822 samkirkland.com` Example for samkirkland.com `ssh-keyscan -p 7822 samkirkland.com`
If the above command did not work, you may also try `ssh-keyscan -t rsa <hostname>` or `ssh-keyscan -t rsa <ip_address>`
**Linux, or OSX (using homebrew)** **Linux, or OSX (using homebrew)**
Install the OpenSSH packages and use `ssh-keyscan <hostname>` and copy the hash output Install the OpenSSH packages and use `ssh-keyscan <hostname>` and copy the hash output