net user /domain
The above command will return with all the user details such as group names , password expiry date etc.
Use the following command to add domain user to a local group such as ora_dba
Run command prompt as administrator
net localgroup \ /add
Eg
net localgroup ora_dba GEO\ashish /add
Follwing are the commands to give the details of currently logged in user in a windows machine
whoami
whoami /groups
whoami /priv
whoami /all
To find all the users logged in a windows server
Go to Task Manager, Users
To find the system information including domain name , memory , number of processors etc.
Use the command
systeminfo
Displaying the value of a variable in windows
echo %PATH%
Just typing set will display all variables along with values
set
If you want to display all the variables with the string mq, Use
set|findstr mq
Or
set|findstr -i mq
-i will ignore case for the string mq
Run the below command to run a exe as a particular user which is different from the current user logged in.
runas /user:USER-NAME "C:\full\path\of\Program.exe"
Then , Enter the password.
Compare two files in windows
Example
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Firewall Rules>fc "Firewall & F5 change request for
Test Environment - Copy.xlsx" "Firewall & F5 change request for Test Environment
.xlsx"
Comparing files Firewall & F5 change request for Test Environment - Copy.xlsx an
d FIREWALL & F5 CHANGE REQUEST FOR TEST ENVIRONMENT.XLSX
FC: no differences encountered
One of the great ways to execute UNIX commands on windows OS.
Install cygwin and then execute regular UNIX commands. This is very helpful for a UNIX guy who is working on a windows system. He does not have to learn windows powershell , dos commands to do a particular job like searching for a file with a particular string , listing directories by their size , finding file with huge size etc. It becomes a powerful tool . Much powerful than a windows search.
The above command will return with all the user details such as group names , password expiry date etc.
Use the following command to add domain user to a local group such as ora_dba
Run command prompt as administrator
net localgroup
Eg
net localgroup ora_dba GEO\ashish /add
Follwing are the commands to give the details of currently logged in user in a windows machine
whoami
whoami /groups
whoami /priv
whoami /all
Example
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Firewall Rules>fc "Firewall & F5 change request for
Test Environment - Copy.xlsx" "Firewall & F5 change request for Test Environment
.xlsx"
Comparing files Firewall & F5 change request for Test Environment - Copy.xlsx an
d FIREWALL & F5 CHANGE REQUEST FOR TEST ENVIRONMENT.XLSX
FC: no differences encountered
One of the great ways to execute UNIX commands on windows OS.
Install cygwin and then execute regular UNIX commands. This is very helpful for a UNIX guy who is working on a windows system. He does not have to learn windows powershell , dos commands to do a particular job like searching for a file with a particular string , listing directories by their size , finding file with huge size etc. It becomes a powerful tool . Much powerful than a windows search.
