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“plink.exe” hangs on Windows Server 2008 R2 , creates process “conhost.exe”

I am new to the whole Windows world. If this is not the place to post this question please point me to the right one. If there is any better place to ask this question, please tell me that too.

Few details:

I have downloaded plink.exe from Putty's website.
I am executing a plink command from the Windows Server 2008 R2(64 bit) which would execute a shell script in a linux box.
The plink command is executed from a .dtsx package which is running as a daemon job on the Windows Server.
I have accepted the host key into the registery for the linux box using putty and I can see it in the registery.
The command executes when I RDP into the server but does not when I am not logged in. It hangs and creates a 'conhost.exe' process which stays there. I can see the 'plink.exe' and 'conhost.exe' in the task manager on the server.

Here is the kind of command I am running.

*plink.exe user@SERVERNAME -pw password ./script_name.sh param_1 param_2 param_3*

Has anybody faced/or is facing any problem like this. Please send me some suggestions as how to debug this thing.

Thanks in advance

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