The Windows equivalents of the most used Linux commands (techkettle.blogspot.com)

The article lists common Linux command-line tools and their Windows Command Prompt equivalents, focusing on everyday admin and troubleshooting tasks such as checking ports, filtering command output, viewing files and directories, managing processes, and tracing network routes. It also includes an example workflow for capturing and viewing tcpdump traffic in Wireshark using the built-in SSH client on Windows. The piece is framed as a quick reference for moving between Linux and Windows command lines.