Windows Grep Equivalent
I needed to find a specific IP address from the output of the netstat command. Turns out, there’s a Windows’ grep equivalent called findstr: netstat -aon | findstr /R /C:”192.168.0.1″ See superuser.com
I needed to find a specific IP address from the output of the netstat command. Turns out, there’s a Windows’ grep equivalent called findstr: netstat -aon | findstr /R /C:”192.168.0.1″ See superuser.com
In *nix systems, symbolic links are quite useful in linking files or directories. When using symbolic links, there exists only one physical location of the file or directory; this allows you to create several symbolic links all pointing to a single source. Here’s a couple of use cases for symbolic …