~ 1.2: Given a scenario, use the appropriate Microsoft command-line tool Flashcards
1.0: Operating systems
Moves you to a different directory in the filesystem
(navigation and file management)
cd
(change directory)
Lists the contents (files and folders) of the current directory
(navigation and file management)
dir
(directory)
Creates a new directory
(navigation and file management)
md
(make directory)
Removes an empty directory
(navigation and file management)
rmdir
(remove directory)
Advanced copy function. Copies files and directories, including subdirectories, recursively
xcopy
Robust file and directory replication. Efficient and reliable for copying large file sets or copying over the network
robocopy
Displays the current TCP/IP network configuration, including IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS servers.
(network tools)
ipconfig
(IP configuration)
Tests connectivity to a device or website by sending ICMP echo requests and measuring response time.
(network tools)
ping
(Packet Internet Groper)
Displays active TCP/IP network connections and statistics
(network tools)
netstat
(network statistics)
Queries DNS servers to resolve domain names to IP addresses
(network tools)
nslookup
(name server lookup)
Checks a disk for errors and attempts to repair them
(disk management)
chkdsk
(check disk)
Formats a disk drive, erasing all data and preparing it for use
(disk management)
format
Add, delete, or modify user accounts on the computer
(user and network share manager)
net user
Manages connections to shared network resources, such as drives and printers
(user and network share manager)
net use
Traces the path packets take to reach a destination, identifying network hops and latency
(system information and troubleshooting)
tracert
(trace route)