Here’s a huge list of command-line commands which work with Windows Server 2003/XP/2000 including the 64-bit versions.

General

• assoc
• Used to view and change file extension associations in Windows
• at
• Enables you to schedule one or more programs to run at a designated date and time
• attrib
• Enables you to view the attributes set for a file and to change one or more attributes
• break
• Causes the system to check for a break key only during standard operations, such as while making input or output (break off) or during all program execution options (break on)
• cacls
• Enables you to set, edit, or view the security permissions associated with a directory or file
• cd or chdir
• Enables you to change to a different folder or to view the name of the current folder
• chcp
• Used to view the currently active code page number or to set a different code page number
• chkdsk
• Used to report the disk file system statistics and to correct file system errors such as lost clusters (for FAT and NTFS)
• chkntfs
• Used to report the disk file system statistics and to correct file system errors such as lost clusters (only NTFS)
• cls
• Clears the information currently displayed on the screen
• cmd
• Used to start a new NT DOS Virtual Machine (NTDVM) session; a new command line session
• color
• Sets up the foreground and background screen colors
• comp or fc
• Enables you to compare the information in two files or in two sets of files to determine the difference in content
• compact
• Compress files and subfolders within a folder or removes the compression attribute
• convert
• Converts a FAT formatted volume to NTFS at the time a server is booted
• copy
• Copies files from one disk location to another
• date
• Enables you to view the date to reset it
• del or erase
• Deletes specified files on a volume

• dir
• List files and subfolders within a folder
• diskcomp
• Checks the contents of one floppy disk against the contents of another
• diskcopy
• Copies information on a floopy disk to another floppy disk
• diskperf
• Installs, starts, or stops the Performance/System Monitor disk counters
• doskey
• Starts the recall of previously used MS-DOS commands and is used to create command macros
• echo
• Shows an associated message or turns screen messages on or off
• exit
• Used to close the Command Prompt windows session
• find
• Used to find a designated set of characters contained in one or more files
• findstr
• Used to find one ore more sets of characters within a set of files
• format
• Formats a floppy disk
• ftype
• Provides detailed information about file extension associations and it is used to change associations so as to link them with a designated program
• graftabl
• Displays characters and code-page switching for a color display monitor
• help
• Provides a list of command-line commands and is used to display help about a particular command
• keyb
• Enables you to set the keyboard language or layout
• label
• Modifies the label on a disk volume
• md or mkdir
• Used to set up a new folder
• mode
• Sets up parameters for a device or communications port
• more
• Used to limit the display to one screen at a time so that information does not rush by faster than it can be read
• move
• Enables you to move files from one disk to another on the same volume
• path
• Used to establish the path or list of folders to search in order to run a program or command
• popd
• Deletes a specified drive letter that was temporarily created by pushd
• print
• Prints a designated file
• prompt
• Modifies the format of the command prompt shown in the Command Prompt window
• pushd
• Changes the path and directory specified and stores the current path and directory for later reference
• rd or rmdir
• Deletes a folder or subfolder
• recover
• Enables you to try recovering files and data from a damaged unreadable disk
• regedit or reged32
• Starts the GUI-based registry editor
• ren or rename
• Renames a file or a group of files
• replace
• Compares files in two disks or folders and synchronizes the files in one to those on another
• set
• Shows a list of currently set environment variables and is used to modify those variables
• setlocal
• Used to start command process extensions via a batch file, such as for detecting error-level information
• sort
• Sorts lines input into a file, written to the screen, or sent to a printer from a file
• start
• Starts a new Command Prompt window in which to run a program or a command
• subst
• Used to link a path or volume with a designated drive letter
• systeminfo
• Provides a wealth of information about hardware and software (not available in 2000)
• time
• Used to view the time of day and to reset it
• title
• Modifies the title bar of the Command Prompt window
• tree
• Used to show a graphic of the folder and subfolder tree structure
• type
• Shows a file’s contents on the screen or sends teh contents of a file
• ver
• Shows the current version of the operating system
• verify
• Instructs the operating system to verify the each file is accurately written to disk at time it is created, copied, moved, or updated
• vol
• Used to view the volume label, if there is one, and the volume serial number
• xcopy
• Designed as a fast copy program for files, folders, and subfolders

Network Commands

• ipconfig
• Displays information about the TCP/IP setup
• net accounts
• Used to change account policy settings and to synchronize BDCs
• net computer
• Adds or removes a computer in a domain
• net config
• Shows the started services that can be configured from this command, such as the Server and Workstation services
• net continue
• Resumes a service that has been paused
• net file
• Shows the currently open shared files and file locks and is used to close designated files or to remove file locks
• net group
• Shows the existing global groups and is used to modify those groups
• net help
• Displays help information for the net command
• net helpmsg
• Used to determine the meaning of a numeric network error message
• netlocalgroup
• Shows the exisiting local groups and is used to modify those groups
• net name
• Used to display, add, or remove computer names that can participate in the Messenger service
• net pause
• Pauses a service
• net print
• Used to view and manage queued print jobs by computer, share name, and job number
• net send
• Sends a message to designated users or to all users currently connected to the server
• net session
• Shows the users currently connected to the server and is used to disconnet designated user sessions or all user sessions
• net share
• Used to create, delete, or show information about a shared resource
• net start
• Shows the started services or is used to start a designated service
• net statistics
• Shows the accumulated statistics about the Server or Workstation service
• net stop
• Stops a network service on a server
• net time
• Used to synchronoize the server’s clock with that of another computer in the same or in a different domain, or to view the time as set on another computer in the same or in a different domain
• net use
• Shows information about shared resources or is used to configure, connect, and disconnect shared resources
• net user
• Used to view, add, or modify a user account set up on the server or in a domain
• net view
• Presents a list of domains, the computers and servers in a domain, and all resources shared by a computer in a domain
• nbstat
• Shows the server and domain names registered to the network (used only on server versions)
• netstat
• Used to display information about the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) session at the server
• ping
• Used to poll TCP/IP node to verify you can communicate with it
• tracert
• Used to view the number of hops and other routing information on the path to the specifeid server or host