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Line Utilities ARP to get the MAC address PING to see if your OSI stack is working PATHPING similar to PING and TRACERT TRACERT to see packet route to the destination ROUTE PRINT displays the routing tables IPCONFIG to view server IP numbers DXDIAG to get DirectX information EXPAND to expand one or more compressed files FTP to open the file transfer protocol program MEM to view memory MMC to bring up the Microsoft Management Console NSLOOKUP to get the IP address of a server OSK to get the On-Screen Keyboard REGEDIT to get the registry editor SFC Scans all protected system files and replaces incorrect versions. MSCONFIG brings up the processes and programs that start automatically SYSEDIT brings up the Systems Configuration Editor SYSTEMINFO brings up the Computer's System Information TASKMGR brings up the Task Manager MSINFO32 brings up information about your computer FTP file transfer protocol allows you to upload/download files from FTP server TELNET allows you to remote via a command prompt to another computer |