Can I connect to ssh using Bluetooth?

I don't have a Windows PC with me, so I tried using an Android device instead, but it seems to be possible in the same way as Rasbury pi anyway.

Get Bluetooth PAN ready

One of the PCs is the host, where you can open an Internet share via PAN.I don't have Windows at hand, but macOS
For , enable Internet sharing from the system configuration sharing as follows:

(If Bluetooth PAN is not available, create it with network preferences first)

Connecting to a PAN Network

Connect to the PAN network from a Windows PC (client side).Perhaps it can be connected just like BT tethering.

Verify & Connect

If the Mac is the host, it appears as a self-assigned IP in the network configuration.(For clients, the IP address was displayed.)

Now, when I opened the terminal on my Mac and hit the ifconfig command, I saw a network with a name like bridge100

inet 192.168.2.1 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.2.255

Therefore, when I made an ssh connection to this ip address from the client side, I was able to log in.
I think I can do the same for both host clients.

By the way, I feel that recently Windows 10 contained SSH Server/Client

The SSH Server Broker/Proxy added in Windows 10 Anniversary update seems to have nothing to do with Bash on Ubuntu on Windows|kanonji Blog

(It might be different for Home...)…)

The basic flow should be the same as PoSH SSH, OpenSSH+msys, and so on.(I'm sorry if I missed the point of the question)

Note: I was able to connect as a client in Windows 7 using the same procedure above.(I'll skip the reverse)

Although the behavior difference between the access point and the ad-hoc network could not be seen, it seems that the ad-hoc network can be selected without enabling the above network share.(However, in this case, the link-local address is 169.254/16)