January 1, 2021

#89 - Tips Windows prompt commands

Here below some tips about Windows prompt commands that are helpful, in particular for networking configuration and troubleshooting:
Networking:
  • netstat -an
                -p tcp
                -ano | findstr portNumber | findstr ESTABLISHED
  • getmac
  • ipconfig /all
                 /displaydns
                 /flushdns
  • ping 
  • netsh   interface ipv4 show config
                interface interface ip show interface
                interface ip show route
                interface ip show addresses
                interface ip show dnsservers
                interface set interface name="Nome" admin=DISABLED(ENABLED)
                interface ipv4 set address name="Nome" static IP SUBNET GW
                interface ipv4 set address name=”Nome” source=dhcp
                interface ipv4 set (add) dns "Nome" static IP (index=2)
                interface ipv4 set dns "Nome" dhcp
                interface ip show config
                -c interface dump > C:\admin\config.txt
                interface dump > C:\admin\config.dat
                exec C:\admin\config.txt
                firewall set opmode mode=enable (ou disable)
                firewall add portopening TCP 1234 my_TCP_port
  • pathping
  • tracert
  • arp -a 
  • nslookup
  • nbtstat
  • net
  • bitsadmin
  • telnet
  • route print
  • wmic nic get name, index
  • wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=i call enable (ou disable)
  • wmic bios get serialnumber
Files:
  • fc
  • comp
  • find
  • findstr
  • copy 
  • robocopy <path_from> <path_to> /copyall /e /r:100 /dcopy:t /mir 
  • assoc
  • icacls
  • cipher /w: c:
  • type .txt |more
  • tree
  • mkdir
  • dir
    • /a:d
    • /s *.dct
    • /b/s myFile.*
  • set mypath = %cd%
    echo %mypath%

Other:
  • help
  • systeminfo
  • sfc /scannow
  • tasklist
  • taskkill
  • hostname
  • powercfg /energy
  • shutdown /s /t 5 
  • chkdsk
  • net use E:"\\myDrive" /persistent:yes
  • schtasks
  • doskey/history
  • cls
  • driverquery -v
  • net/?
    net localgroup Administrators
    net user xxx /domain
    net group "domain admins group" /domain
    net use

Further information can be found on the link.

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