Command Line -> Win2k Equivalent

Could someone point me to a website or list of Win2k Command Prompt equivalents of win 9x and unix commands?? Such As: msconfig, tracert, dig, nslookup. . Thanks Ancker.

Customization Tweaking 1789 This topic was started by ancker, 2001-08-02 18:39

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ancker

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#57006

2001-08-02 20:39

Could someone point me to a website or list of Win2k Command Prompt equivalents of win 9x and unix commands??

Such As:

msconfig, tracert, dig, nslookup..

Thanks

Ancker

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Ant -|- One

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#57007

2001-08-03 16:48

For your information, "msconfig" does not exist under Win2k, i.e to disable programs from startup, the best way I know is to del some entries in the 'Run' key (using Regedit); for other tricks and command i'll dig a little to find you some.

Xiven

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#57008

2001-08-03 17:25

Don't know about any websites, but:

tracert = tracert
nslookup = nslookup

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#57009

2001-08-11 08:48

msconfig does not come as part of Win 2K but the version that comes from Win ME works perfectly. Copy it to the winnt directory and reboot. Hope that helps.

bug_666

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#57010

2001-08-13 23:43

no no no, use the one from winxp. it supports some win2k-only features like services and stuff.

ValkyerieK7

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#57011

2001-08-14 01:05

yeah i really like the xp style one. Nobootgui

Intlharvester

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#57012

2001-08-18 21:47

The Resource Kit helpfile has such a list. Search for "I want to use UNIX commands within Windows 2000"

(mk:@MSITStore:D:\Program%20Files\Resource%20Kit\w2rktool.chm::/topics/iw_unix.htm on my box)