Microsoft Windows command line

If you have questions about command-line management in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP, you will find the answers in this pocketbook. Use command-line tools and techniques to save time and manage multiple domains or networks at once. From quick references, lists, and detailed instructions, you can learn how to do your job most efficiently — whether at your desk or at your client’s. The bottom line is: - creating and using command-line programs, - performing complex operations using command sequences, - scheduling commands, scripts, programs, - monitoring and tuning system performance through event logging, - disk operations that cannot be performed in the graphical user interface, - Active Directory users , manage groups, computer accounts, and domains, - set up and manage network printers and printer services, - set up, manage, and troubleshoot TCP / IP network services, - use the Resource Kit command-line tools.