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Commands in windows and Linux

1. Command to get Ip address, hostname, Mac address.

Windows: ipconfig Linux: ifconfig

2. Command that is used to discover the IP address or DNS record of a specific domain name.

Windows: nslookup Linux: nslookup

3. Command to get details of files, dates, storage.

Windows: DIR Linux: ls –l

4. Command to check history of commands

Windows: doskey /history Linux: history


5. Command to copy a file

Windows: copy Linux: cp

6. command to create new directory/folder


Windows : md Linux: mkdir

7. command to delete /remove a file

Windows: del Linux: rm

8. command to list directory/folder

Windows: dir Linux: ls


9. Command to print contents of a file

Windows: type

Linux: cat

10. Command to list the directory recursively

Windows: tree Linux: tree

11. Command to show the list of running task

Windows: tasklist Linux: ps x


12. Command to get the current time

Windows: time Linux: date

13. Command to check the disk space

Windows: Wmic diskdrive get size Linux: df -h

14. Command to know the login user (current user)

Windows: whoami Linux: whoami

15. Command to show the basic name of operating system &version

Windows: ver Linux: uname

16. Command to check the network connectivity between HOST & SERVER HOST

Windows: PING Linux: Ping


17. Command to print the route packets trace to network host

Windows: tracert Linux: traceroute

18. Command to list the current task

Windows: tasklist Linux: top

19. Command to show the active network connections

Windows: netstat Linux: netstat


20 . Command to navigate up one directory or previous directory

Windows: cd Linux: cd

21. Command to Hide and Unhide files.

Windows: attrib Linux: mv

22. Command to Displays information about system memory and resources


Windows: systeminfo Linux: free
23. Command to Displays information about kernel modules

Windows: driverquery Linux: lsmod

24. Command to Displays information about CPU

Windows: wmic cpu get Linux: lscpu

25. Command to Displays USB device information

Windows: devmgmt.msc Linux: lsusb


26. Command to Displays PCI device information

Windows: devmgmt.msc Linux: lspci

27. Command to Lists directory recursively

Windows: tree Linux: ls –R

28. Command to remotely access and manage a system

Windows: ssh Linux: ssh


29. Command to Displays the contents of a file

Windows: type Linux: cat

30. Command to Displays the first few lines of a file

Windows: more Linux: head

31. Command to restart the system

Windows: shutdown –r Linux: reboot

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