Command Line Windows Flashcards

1
Q

chown

A

chown command enables you to change or transfer the ownership of a file to the specified username.

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2
Q

chmod

A

used to change the read, write, and execute permissions of files and directories

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3
Q

head or tail

A

begining or end

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4
Q

grep

A

search for any word in a file

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5
Q

find

A

find file in a directory

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6
Q

locate

A

file find anywhere

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7
Q

mv

A

move file

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8
Q

cp

A

copy file

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9
Q

cat>filename

A

creates file

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10
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cat

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11
Q

ls -al

A

all files with detailed info

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12
Q

ls -a

A

list files including hidden

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13
Q

ls -R

A

lists all files including sub directory

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14
Q

pwd

A

linux path of currenty working directory

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15
Q

ipconfig

A

display network ipsettings information

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16
Q

configure/control/display network components

A

netsh

17
Q

Test a path to an ip

A

tracecert

18
Q

create telnet connection

A

telnet

19
Q

query the DNS

A

nslookup

20
Q

display TCP/IP connections and status

A

netstat

21
Q

history

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