Cygwin Bash from dos:
bash -lc "/cygdrive/d/BACKUP/offsite/offsite.sh"
or
bash -lc "D:/BACKUP/offsite/offsite.sh"

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Multiple commands on one line (use &):

move curr temp & move old curr & move temp old

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RUNAS:
runas /user:computername\Administrator "rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL sysdm.cpl"

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set time on current pc from the server

net time \\server /set /yes

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Run the arguement %1 using "command". /y steps through the batch file. /c specifies the file to run.

@command /y /c %1

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This line will run regedit on the command line with no program 
output with a registry input file named nocache.reg - here is the reg file:

REGEDIT /s \\MY_PDC\netlogon\nocache.reg


copy notepad shortcut to sendto menu:

copy \\MY_PDC\netlogon\notepad.exe.lnk c:\windows\sendto


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Search for doskey in autoexec.bat and put a line in there if not found:

type c:\autoexec.bat | find "doskey" /i | if not errorlevel 1 goto doskeyend
echo >> c:\autoexec.bat c:\windows\command\doskey.com
:doskeyend


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Copy hosts file to systemroot:

copy \\fletch\netlogon\hosts %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts


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Get all users in a domain:

net user /domain

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To get all of the users on a machine:

????

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To change a user's password at the command prompt, log on as an administrator and type:  "net user <user_name> * /domain" (without the quotation marks)

Alternatively, you can type the following command:  net user <user_name> <new_password>.  When you do so, the password changes without prompting you again. This command also enables you to change passwords in a batch file.

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Script to see who's logged in:
net view /domain:ipsb
nbtstat -a _pc_name_
grep <03>

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Script to add a user and set their home directory:

NET USER /ADD username password /COMMENT:"Example Account for User" /EXPIRES:never /HOMEDIR:\\server\Profile$
\%username%$ /PROFILEPATH:\\server\Profile$\username /PASSWORDCHG:no /DOMAIN

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To cause the batch file to display the current directory every time it changes, add the following commands after each current directory change:

for /f "Tokens=*" %%i in ('CD') do set CurDir=%%i
title %CurDir%

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TS profile command:

tsprof /update {/domain:DomainName | /local} /profile:ProfilePath UserName
tsprof /copy {/domain:DomainName | /local} [/profile:ProfilePath] SourceUser DestinationUser
tsprof /q {/domain:DomainName | /local} UserName

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To create groups add a user to them:

net localgroup "Accounting Local Resource Group" /add /COMMENT:"Payroll and A/R Files"
net group "Accounting Members" /ADD /COMMENT:"Members have access to Payroll and A/R Files"
net localgroup "Accounting Local Resource Group" "Accounting Members" /ADD
net group "Accounting Members" jsmith /ADD



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