This post will show how to reset session on your Windows server 2003 using command line.
First you need to view current sessions on server named “Testserver”. For that open command line and type:
query session /server:Testserver
Note the ID number of the session you want to reset. To reset session on server named “Testserver” type:
reset session <ID number> /server:Testserver
This post will show how to view sessions on your Windows server 2003 using command line. To view sessions on server named “Testserver” open command line and type:
query session /server:Testserver
If you want to export your network configuration to a file we will show how to do that. In our case we will export it to networkcfg.txt . Open command line on your Windows server 2008 and type:
netsh -c interface dump > networkcfg.txt
If you`ll need this configuration on this or other server you can import it with this command:
netsh -f networkcfg.txt
This post will show how to reset IP protocol stack configurations for your interface and send output to a reset.txt log file. To perform reset open command line on your Windows server 2008 and type:
netsh int ipv4 reset reset.txt
This post will teach you how to use command line and view boot loader information in boot.ini file from remote system. Lets pretend you want to see boot information for Windows server 2003 named “Testserver” from your Windows XP machine. For that you`ll use Admin user which is local administrator on “Testserver” with password “Pa$$w0rd”. To perform query start command line on your Windows XP and type:
bootcfg /query /s Testserver /u Testserver\Admin /p Pa$$w0rd
As you know Address Resolution Protocol or ARP is used to map IP addresses to MAC. This how to shows the way to add static ARP cache entry and map specific IP to specific MAC. In our example we will use IP:192.168.0.10 and MAC:00-B4-01-6C-7B-81. To add entry open command line on your Windows server 2003 and type:
arp -s 192.168.0.10 00-B4-01-6C-7B-81
Address Resolution Protocol or ARP is used to map IP addresses to MAC. This how to shows the way to see ARP cache on all network interfaces. To do it open command line on your Windows server 2003 and type:
arp -a
