PHSiguro naman familiar na tayo sa acronym na "cmd" diba. Pero para sa mga di pa nakakaalam, cmd simply means, "command" at command prompt sa karamihan.
Tuturuan muna kita kung paano mag-open ng command prompt.
1st: Click on the 'Start' menu na makikita sa lower-left part ng iyong screen or monitor.
2nd: Itype mo ang acrnonym na "run" or "command prompt" (di kasama ang quotation mark) sa search box.
3rd: Syempre lalabas si Run. Iclick mo ang Run.
Shortcut: Hanapin mo si Windows key at si letter R sa keyboard. Press Windows key + R and hit enter at lalabas ang Run
Well, I don't know kung may papansin ng thread na to or wala pero isishare ko parin to for educational purposes.
Before mo iexecute ang mga list of commands below:
Note:
CMD #1: Check IP Address Of Any Website
Checking the IP address in a particular website seems impossible. Pero possible yan sa tulong ni cmd!
Type mo nslookup + site na gusto mo icheck ang ip address. (example: nslookup google.com)
Automatically lalabas ang IP address ng site na yun.
CMD #2: Scan the System Files using Command Prompt
Very easy lang ang pagscan at pagrepair ng system. Just type "sfc/scannow" and hit enter. The scanning will immediately start and it will either repair the files or provide you with the details of any problem encountered.
CMD #3: Encrypt Files using Command Prompt
Encryption is more like restricting your personal data to yourself. Using command prompt, you can easily encrypt files on your PC. For this, you will first need to change your working directory to the folder which contains your files.
You can do this by using the “cd” command and then, you’re “Ciper /E” and hit enter. One done, all the files in this folder will be encrypted. You need to make sure that you set a password for your account or else, this encryption will be of no use. These encrypted files will open normally from your account but, not from any other account.
CMD #4: Create a WiFi Hotspot using Command Prompt
Using command prompt, you can set up a WiFi hotspot on your PC and thus, be sharing your internet access with a number of devices around you, without making use of any third party app. The steps required to setup this WiFi hotspot are:
Step 1- Enter the text “netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=HotspotName key=Password“ in the command prompt and enter any name you wish in place of 'HotspotName' for your hotspot and ‘Password’ with a unique password of your choice. Now, hit enter to save the changes.
Step 2- To broadcast your WiFi hotspot, you will have to type “netsh wlan start hostednetwork” in the command prompt so that the devices near you can connect to your hotspot.
Step 3- To terminate the WiFi hotspot, you will have to make use of command “netsh wlan stop hostednetwork”. This will stop the broadcasting. if you want to restart the broadcasting, you will have to apply the step 2 once again.
CMD #5: The use of Netstat
Netstat is another best CMD Command, it is an important tool when you want to know about who is establishing a connection with your computer. The output of this command provides you the information about all active connection and listening ports. Check below attributes to execute this CMD:
1. -a (display all connection).
2. -n (sorts connection in numerical order).
Thanks! Pafeedback nalang po kung nakatulong.
Tuturuan muna kita kung paano mag-open ng command prompt.
1st: Click on the 'Start' menu na makikita sa lower-left part ng iyong screen or monitor.
2nd: Itype mo ang acrnonym na "run" or "command prompt" (di kasama ang quotation mark) sa search box.
3rd: Syempre lalabas si Run. Iclick mo ang Run.
Shortcut: Hanapin mo si Windows key at si letter R sa keyboard. Press Windows key + R and hit enter at lalabas ang Run
Well, I don't know kung may papansin ng thread na to or wala pero isishare ko parin to for educational purposes.
Before mo iexecute ang mga list of commands below:
Note:
- open cmd or command prompt or Run.
- type mo ang 'cmd' sa Run.
CMD #1: Check IP Address Of Any Website
Checking the IP address in a particular website seems impossible. Pero possible yan sa tulong ni cmd!
Type mo nslookup + site na gusto mo icheck ang ip address. (example: nslookup google.com)
Automatically lalabas ang IP address ng site na yun.
CMD #2: Scan the System Files using Command Prompt
Very easy lang ang pagscan at pagrepair ng system. Just type "sfc/scannow" and hit enter. The scanning will immediately start and it will either repair the files or provide you with the details of any problem encountered.
CMD #3: Encrypt Files using Command Prompt
Encryption is more like restricting your personal data to yourself. Using command prompt, you can easily encrypt files on your PC. For this, you will first need to change your working directory to the folder which contains your files.
You can do this by using the “cd” command and then, you’re “Ciper /E” and hit enter. One done, all the files in this folder will be encrypted. You need to make sure that you set a password for your account or else, this encryption will be of no use. These encrypted files will open normally from your account but, not from any other account.
CMD #4: Create a WiFi Hotspot using Command Prompt
Using command prompt, you can set up a WiFi hotspot on your PC and thus, be sharing your internet access with a number of devices around you, without making use of any third party app. The steps required to setup this WiFi hotspot are:
Step 1- Enter the text “netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=HotspotName key=Password“ in the command prompt and enter any name you wish in place of 'HotspotName' for your hotspot and ‘Password’ with a unique password of your choice. Now, hit enter to save the changes.
Step 2- To broadcast your WiFi hotspot, you will have to type “netsh wlan start hostednetwork” in the command prompt so that the devices near you can connect to your hotspot.
Step 3- To terminate the WiFi hotspot, you will have to make use of command “netsh wlan stop hostednetwork”. This will stop the broadcasting. if you want to restart the broadcasting, you will have to apply the step 2 once again.
CMD #5: The use of Netstat
Netstat is another best CMD Command, it is an important tool when you want to know about who is establishing a connection with your computer. The output of this command provides you the information about all active connection and listening ports. Check below attributes to execute this CMD:
1. -a (display all connection).
2. -n (sorts connection in numerical order).
Thanks! Pafeedback nalang po kung nakatulong.
thanks dito paps.