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        <description>I had the need to rename a bunch of files in windows, each with similar names. The filenames of our wedding pictures misspelt our last names! So, I wrote 2 scripts to rename all 800 some file names. The second is more flexible and better coded.

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        <description>ping companyweb                 ; test packets to and from a host, host IP is determined by DNS and shown
tracert http://www.google.com   ; trace route follows packets from inception to destination through local and wide networks
arp -a                          ; Address Resolution Protocol links IP to physical address (MAC), command shows all mappings in local? ARP cache
nslookup                        ; NameServer lookup; look up Ip addresses given server name, does other DNS related stuff too…</description>
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