Using the Microsoft Windows NT Resource Kit with Interix (246298)
The information in this article applies to:
- Interix 2.2.1
- Interix 2.2.2
- Interix 2.2.3
- Interix 2.2.4
This article was previously published under Q246298 SUMMARY
The Microsoft Windows NT Resource Kit includes some command-line tools that you can use in an Interix environment. These tools include:
- Tlist.exe: This tool is the equivalent of the ps command for Win32 processes. The process ID numbers are very different under Win32.
- Tkill.exe: This tool is the equivalent of the kill command for Win32 processes. The process ID numbers are very different under Win32.
- Shutdown.exe: This tool shuts down the computer. It works over a Telnet connection but the connection closes immediately.
- Net.exe: This tool is distributed with all versions of Microsoft Windows NT, and contains a number of useful commands. Useful functions of this tool include:
- You can control services (for example, using the net services, net start, net stop, and net pause commands).
- You can manage users (for example, using the net user and net accounts commands).
- You can manage groups (for example, using the net group and net localgroup commands).
- You can share drives (for example, using the net share and net use commands).
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 10/3/2003 |
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Keywords: | kbinfo kbinterop KB246298 |
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