MS-DOS: Find files recursively
If you need to print out files recursively in Windows, no need to try to download a special program for this. Open a command prompt and write the following:cd "C:\Program…
MS-DOS: NET USE Example
Use the following code as an example: NET USE H: \\RemoteServer\f$\documents\projects /PERSISTENT:NO /USER:nista pass123!#%
MS-DOS: Useful Commands
Useful commands: restart: shutdown -r shutdown: shutdown -s
MS-DOS: Configure Network Example
Use the following code as an example in a .bat file: @ECHO OFFecho Network Environments:echo ---------------------echo 1.Homeecho 2.WORKecho 3.EKPecho 4.exitecho ---------------------:GETINPUTset /p network_option=Please enter a number: if "%network_option%"=="1" (GOTO HOME)…
MS-DOS: FTP Example
Create 2 files: GetMP3.BAT and getMP3.DAT. In GetMP3.BAT: ftp -n -i -s:getMP3.DAT and in getMP3.DAT: OPEN 192.168.131.50 1212USER NISTA11111BINARYHASHCD files\INLCD C:\incomingFTPMGET Products.txtbyeFTP switches:FTP [-v] [-d] [-i] [-n] [-g] [-s:filename] [-a]…
MS-DOS: BackUp Script Example
DOS backup example: Put the files in a new directory and cleanup the 11th oldest Using EnableDelayedExpansion the variables are preserved @echo offsetLocal EnableDelayedExpansionSET DESTINATION_DIR="D:\TEST_DESTINATION"SET SOURCE_DIR="C:\TEST_SOURCE"REM MAKE A NEW DIRECTORY…