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Windows vs Linux Command Comparison

The document provides a comparison of Windows and Linux commands, detailing their purposes side by side. It covers categories such as navigation, file management, network configuration, task management, user and group management, and firewall settings. Each command is listed with its equivalent in the other operating system for easy reference.

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Windows vs Linux Command Comparison

The document provides a comparison of Windows and Linux commands, detailing their purposes side by side. It covers categories such as navigation, file management, network configuration, task management, user and group management, and firewall settings. Each command is listed with its equivalent in the other operating system for easy reference.

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Windows<>Linux Commands

Marcelle Lee

WINDOWS COMMAND PURPOSE LINUX COMMAND


cd \ change directory to root cd /
cd "foldername" change directory cd "foldername"
dir view directory ls
mkdir make directory mkdir
fsutil file createnew "[Link]" 0 create a file touch
move move a file mv
copy copy a file cp
type view file contents touch
icacls view or change permissions chmod
del delete a file rm
dir *partoffilename* /s find a file find dir -name 'filename'
ipconfig view network configuration ifconfig
netstat view network connections netstat
tracert view hops to destination traceroute
route print show routing table route
OR top-n
tasklist view processes OR lsof
taskkill kill a task kill/etc/crontab
vi
schtasks view scheduled tasks OR atq
whoami show current user whoami
net user list users cat /etc/passwd
net user "username" /delete add user useradd
net user "username" "newpassword" delete user userdel
net user "username" "newpassword" change user password passwd
net localgroup list groups cat /etc/group
netsh firewall show state firewall state
netsh advfirewall
netsh firewall show configset rule
firewall firewall config iptables
dport -L -n
portnumber## --j
group=”service” new enable=Yes firewall rules ACCEPT
cls clear the screen clear

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CATEGORY
Navigation
Navigation
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Files and Directories
Network
Network
Network
Network
Tasks/Processes
Tasks/Processes
Tasks/Processes
Users & Groups
Users & Groups
Users & Groups
Users & Groups
Users & Groups
Users & Groups
Firewall
Firewall
Firewall
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