Using Dos-commands resolve the following:
a) Create a new dir at root level (name it TESTCOM) - MKDIR
b) Display the actual path - PATH
c) List all content of the directory - DIR
d) Put some files and other directories into newly created directory - COPY
e) List all content of directory one page at a time - DIR /P
f) Search through all levels for config.sys file - No command
g) Change the name of a file from TESTCOM directory - REN (RENAME)
h) Remove a file from TESTCOM directory - DEL
i) Go to the other drive and create a TESTCOM2 directory - C: MKDIR
j) Enter this directory - C:\ CD TESTCOM2
k) Remove the directory - RMDIR
l) Check if BASE server is started - PING -T BASE

Test 2

Using Dos-commands resolve the following:
a)Determine the path taken to a destination like www.google.com - TRACERT google.com
b)List all scheduled commands to run on the computer - AT
c)Display the current date without prompting for a new date - DATE /t
d)Display a string you want on the screen - ECHO
e)Displays active TCP connections - NETSTAT
f)Display detailed configuration information about the computer and its operating system one page at a time - SYSTEMINFO | more
g)Display a list of applications and services with their Process ID (PID) for all tasks running on the local computer - TASKLIST
h)Create a dir at root level named XCOPY - MKDIR
i)Copy files and directories, including subdirectories in XCOPY directory - COPY/XCOPY
j)Display the host name of the computer - HOSTNAME
k)Create a new file from the command prompt - EDIT
l)Display the content of the file on the screen - TYPE
m)Edit the file and save it - EDIT
n)Remove the file - DEL