MicrosoftВ® WindowsВ® Command-Line Administrators Pocket Consultant

Chapter 1: Overview of the Windows Command Line

Table 1-1: Quick Reference to Internal Commands for the Command Shell (Cmd.exe)

Chapter 2: Getting the Most from the Command Line

Table 2-1: Essential Parameters for the Command Line

Table 2-2: Redirection Techniques for Input, Output, and Errors

Table 2-3: Quick Reference for Chaining and Grouping Commands

Chapter 3: Command Line Scripting Essentials

Table 3-1: Color Codes for the Command Shell Window

Table 3-2: Arithmetic and Assignment Operators

Table 3-3: Using Comparison Operators

Table 3-4: Forms for Iteration

Table 3-5: Options for File Content and Command Output Parsing

Chapter 4: Scheduling Tasks to Run Automatically

Table 4-1: Schedule Types for Schtasks /Create

Chapter 5: Managing Windows Systems

Table 5-1: Keys in the Windows Registry

Table 5-2: Registry Key Values and Data Types

Chapter 6: Event Logging, Tracking, and Automated Monitoring

Table 6-1: Filter Operators and Valid Values for Eventquery

Chapter 7: Monitoring Processes and Performance

Table 7-1: Filter Operators and Valid Values for Tasklist

Chapter 8: Configuring and Maintaining Hard Disk Drives

Table 8-1: DiskPart Command Summary

Table 8-2: Common Drive Status Values and Their Meaning

Table 8-3: FSUtil Commands and Their Usage

Chapter 10: Managing Volumes and RAID on Dynamic Disks

Table 10-1: Understanding and Resolving Volume Status Issues

Chapter 11: Core Active Directory Services Administration

Table 11-1: AD Command Line Utilities and the Objects They Work With

Chapter 13: Managing Active Directory Users and Groups

Table 13-1: Group Capabilities With Regard to Functional Level and Scope

Chapter 15: Configuring, Maintaining, and Troubleshooting TCP/IP Networking

Table 15-1: Netsh Interface IP Commands for Deleting TCP/IP Settings

Table 15-2: TCP Connection States

Table 15-3: Computer Configuration Entries and Their Meaning

Table 15-4: Operating System Configuration Entries and Their Meanings

Table 15-5: Common TCP Protocols and Ports