Network administrators use tools

Windows Server 2003 Enterprise: supports 8 processors; supports 32 GB of memory; can be used as a domain controller; supports 8 nodes of the cluster

1.IPconfig: its function is to check the MAC address of the network card at the command prompt.

2.ARP: displays and modifies the ARP cache.

3.HostName: displays the hostname.

4.Nbtstat: displays a list of NETBIOS names and IP addresses.

5.Netstat: displays TCP/IP session information.

6.Ping: test IP configuration and connectivity.

7.Tracert: tracks the path of the packet.

8.FTP: use TCP to transfer files with other FTP servers.

9.Telnet: access the remote Telnet server.

10.TFTP: use UDP to transfer files to a remote TFTP server.

11.Dsmod: use the command line to disable user accounts

For example: dsmod user UserDN-disabled {yes | no}

> dsmod user "cn=jake,ou=Marketing,dc=microsoft,dc=com"-disabled yes

> dsmod user "CN=Don Funk,CN=Users,DC=Microsoft,DC=Com"-pwd A1b2C3d4-mustchpwd yes

12.Dsquery: use the command to find active Directory objects

For example, find users of ou=sales,dc=microsoft,dc=com in the organizational unit and display their UPN:

> dsquery user ou=sales,dc=microsoft,dc=com-o upn

13.Dsadd GroupDN: create a group using the command line

14.Dsrm GroupDN: delete a group using the command line

15.Dsget user UserDN-memberof: members of the decision group

16.Net Share SHareName=Drive:Path: create a shared folder using the command line

17.Net Share sharename / cache: manual.... Configure offline files

18.Diskpart: powerful (disk management) to manage disks, partitions, and volumes from the command line.

19.Convert:convert d: / fs: NTFS converts FAT32 partitions to NTFS

20.Compact: compress files and folders

21.Cipher: encrypt or decrypt files and folders