To display all current options and their set values set for the scope or for specified classes enabled for use with this scope. Syntax: show optionvalue [user=UserName] [vendor=VendorName] Parameters: UserName - To display the options set for the current default user class or the class specified as UserName. If this parameter is used, the user= tag must be provided. VendorName - To display the options set for the current default vendor class or the class specified as VendorName. If this parameter is used, the vendor= tag must be provided. Notes: Vendor and user classes are supported only for Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003. To modify the current defaults for an unspecified class used with this command, use either the Set userclass or Set vendorclass commands. Example: show optionvalue user="My User Class" This command displays all options and values set for the current scope for the user defined class, My User Class.
To display a set of records for an owner, specified as a range of version IDs. Syntax: show recbyversion Server=]IP address ...
To display a Web page on your desktop, select it from the following list. To add a Web page to the list, click New. To update ...
To display all active domain master browser 1Bh records. Syntax: show browser Notes: This command shows the domain master ...
To display all available exclusion ranges for the mscope. Syntax: show excluderange Notes: This command displays all currently ...
To display all current options and their set values set for the scope or for specified classes enabled for use with this ...
To display all currently defined client reservations for the current scope. Syntax: show reservedip Notes: This command displays ...
To display all currently excluded address ranges for the current scope. Syntax: show excluderange Notes: This command displays ...
To display all directory partitions in the forest that begin with "application", along with the top three directory object ...
To display all IP address ranges available for distribution for the current multicast scope. Syntax: show iprange Notes: ...