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Posted: Apr. 14, 2003
This chart lists some of the command-line tools included in Windows
Server 2003. Some command-line tools included in Windows Server 2003 were previously part
of the Windows Server Resource Kits.
| Command-Line
Tool |
Description |
| bootcfg |
Views or sets properties of a boot.ini file,
which contains parameters that control how Windows starts |
| choice |
Selects choices from a menu during batch file
execution |
| cipher |
Manages and configures encryption services |
| clip |
Redirect command-line output to clipboard |
| cmdkey |
Manages stored user names and passwords
(pre-populated credentials) |
| driverquery |
Views drivers currently in memory |
| dsadd, dsget, dsmod, dsmove, dsrm |
Create, get (properties), modify, move, or
remove Active Directory objects |
| freedisk |
Run batch file only if specified percentage of
free space is available |
| gettype |
Determines OS version |
| gpresult |
Gets Resultant Set of Policy (RSOP), the
settings that result from currently applicable Group Policy, for a computer or user |
| netsh |
Network configuration tool (incorporates
functionality from NetDiag) |
| netsh ipsec |
Manages and configures IPSec |
| powercfg |
Configures power management |
| waitfor |
Pauses batch file for specified period |
| where |
Finds files |
| whoami |
Identifies current logged-on user |
| wmic |
Accesses WMI from a command line |
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