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How to find out all open ports, connections and originating IP addresses
Posted on April 3, 2008 | 2 Commentsnetstat is a command available in both Windows and Unix to analyze local ports that are open and all the connections to those ports. The syntax of the command is very simple. In the picture above a verysimple example of seeing the ports and connections...Hide files under other files (merge) using command prompt
Posted on February 6, 2008 | No CommentsHere is how you can hide files from the prying eyes of others. This can be done by using the copy command in Command Prompt. The format of the command to merge files is copy /b FILE1.ext+FILE2.ext+….+FILEn.EXT destination.EXT The parameter /b tells the command to consider...Batch files to automate tasks in Windows environment – tutorial
Posted on January 24, 2008 | No CommentsA Batch file is any file with an extension .bat . The batch file is special in the sense that whatever you enter in a batch file, will be run as Commands in Command Prompt one line at a time. The commands will be shown...Built in parental control in Windows XP – control the time users can login to your computer
Posted on December 17, 2007 | 32 CommentsSetting up a parental control for Windows XP would require using multiple tools and commands. This is because no parental control is built into XP as in he case with Vista. But still we can do this with he help of some commands and some free tools.Add a context menu option to list all files in a folder and save it as text file
Posted on December 14, 2007 | 16 Commentsokthen has commented here with an easier way if you know registry : Go to the Folder tree My Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\ Right Click and select New»Key name the key “List Files and Folders” Now add another key to it named command. Go to the Default on...How to shutdown, restart, logoff using the command prompt
Posted on March 21, 2007 | 5 CommentsYou can shutdown restart and do many other similar tasks using the Windows Command Prompt. This will come to use many a times if you are using batch files a lot. And would like to automate some Windows tasks. Go to Command Prompt (Start»All Programs»Accessories»Command...
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