diff --git a/misc/jenkins/bin/run-tests-w32.bash b/misc/jenkins/bin/run-tests-w32.bash
index 799f7fa..43a8b38 100755
--- a/misc/jenkins/bin/run-tests-w32.bash
+++ b/misc/jenkins/bin/run-tests-w32.bash
@@ -1,69 +1,70 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
 # Locking.
 exec 9<"$0"
 echo -n "Aquiring lock on $0... "
 if ! flock --timeout 15 9 ; then
     echo "failed!"
     exit 1
 fi
 echo "ok."
 
 set -ex
 
 URI="qemu:///system"
 GUEST="win8.1"
 GUEST_CDROM="sda"
 SSH="gpg@192.168.122.117"
+SSH_COMMAND_TIMEOUT="60m"
 
 function vdo() {
     virsh -c "$URI" "$@"
 }
 
 function vssh() {
     # OpenSSH on Windows does not cope well with a closed stdin.
-    timeout </dev/zero 10m ssh "$SSH" "$@"
+    timeout </dev/zero "$SSH_COMMAND_TIMEOUT" ssh "$SSH" "$@"
 }
 
 function vping() {
     if ssh </dev/zero >/dev/null 2>&1 -oConnectTimeout=1 \
                                       "$SSH" "echo pong" ; then
 	return 0
     else
 	return 1
     fi
 }
 
 function vwait() {
     echo >&2 -n "Waiting for the machine to boot... "
     while ! vping ; do echo >&2 -n . ; sleep 1 ; done
 }
 
 # Revert to current snapshot and start the machine.
 vdo snapshot-revert --snapshotname tests --force --running "$GUEST"
 
 # Insert the CD.
 vdo change-media --update "$GUEST" "$GUEST_CDROM" "$1"
 
 set +x
 vwait
 set -x
 
 #sleep 5 # XXX: Let things settle.
 
 if [ "$2" ]; then
     scp "$2" "$SSH:"
     sleep 5 # XXX: openssh on windows is a bit fragile...
     time vssh "cmd /c $(basename $2)"
 else
     time vssh "cmd /c d:/run-tests.bat"
 fi
 
 sleep 5 # XXX: openssh on windows is a bit fragile...
 
 # The scp server is a bit fragile as well, and I believe globbing does
 # not work.  Simply use gpgtar.
 vssh 'powershell -Command "cd c:\temp\logs ; d:/gnupg/gpgtar.exe --create ."' | tar x --warning=no-timestamp
 
 # Shutdown.
 vdo shutdown "$GUEST"