What DOS commands does W2k's cmd support?

[Muse]

I just ran cmd (is there another way to get there? i.e can I, say, create a shortcut to this on my desktop?) and did a few cute little DOS things. I'm sure that there is a limited command set available compared to, say, DOS 6.2. Is there somewhere I can get a list of the supported commands? Thanks!

 

[vash]

NT's command interpreter, cmd.exe, is quite useful. It does many things does does do and can do many more. Here is a list of things I know it can do:
cd
md
dir
copy
del
start
net
ipconfig

It does much more than that, supports piping, etc. Its much more full featured than say, command.com.

vash

 

[bozo1]

Type help at the cmd prompt and it'll show ya what it can do.

 

[nicowju]

There's also Services for Unix for Windows (WinSFU). I used to have it, but it expired. But it let you do more things, like in UNIX... such as get a list of running processes and other stuff.

 

[JERR]

TRy this W2K sever commands

also, O'Reilly has a book but I've never tried it book