A list of Windows commands I use all the time to get away from the GUI
cmd.exe // command terminal
mstsc.exe // remote desktop console
lusrmgr.msc // local user manager
telnet.exe important note, Telnet DOES NOT SCRIPT!*
SCRIPTABLES...
:; Powershell Update!
Get-Content .\file.txt | % {echo ((new-object Net.Sockets.TcpClient).Connect($_,"INSERT_PORT")) "Connetion to $_ was successful"}
:: Remote access to another server's terminal console
psexec \\remoteIP -u (domain/username) -p (password) -s cmd.exe
:: Find processor architecture...among other info
systeminfo | findstr /I type:
:: Timeouts...for those processes that could raise alarms...
TIMEOUT /T (seconds)
:: FOR Loop
FOR /f "tokens=1,2*" %%N IN (file.txt) DO ()
:: Uninstall application via UID (no interaction)
msiexec.exe /x {02A21E03-807D-4B7E-BA68-4FEEBFFEAAE4} /quiet
:: Install application via .msi (no interaction
msiexec.exe /i application.msi /quiet
:: Echo the month
ECHO %DATE:~-10,2%
:: Rename file
REN old.name" "new.name"
:: Make a new folder
mkdir dirname
:: IF statements:
GEQ = Greater/Equal to; LSS l= less than;
:: Delete files older than n days...
forfiles /p "/path" /s /m *.* /c "cmd /c Del @path" /d -n
:: Find System Architecture:
echo "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%"
:: Partially automate a RDP sessions for a list of servers
for /f %%A in (list.txt) do (mstsc /v:%%A)
:: Echo day:
echo "%DATE:~-7,2%" (may vary depending on OS version)
:: Echo month
echo "%DATE:~-10,2%" (may vary depending on OS version)
:: Enable default Administrator account
net user administrator /active:yes
:: Renaming Duplicate files
DIR /b C:\folder\ >> newlist.txt
FOR /F %%A IN (newlist.txt) DO (
IF EXIST ".\folder\%%A" (ECHO rename %%A)
REN .\folder\%%A "%DATE:~-10,2%-%%A"
MOVE .\another folder\%%A .\folder\
)
DEL newlist.txt
:: Activate Windows Offline...
slmgr -ipk
slui 4 # go through phone registration...dial 1 for yes, 2 for no...